Clive Cussler loses in a big way.
Scribner has offered Audrey Niffenegger a $5 million advance for her second novel.
The Times finally unveils their Bestseller List for graphic novels.
George Orwell's love letters to be auctioned off.
David Kipen of the NEA vows to eat every page of Haper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird if all the residents of Kelleys Island in Ohio don't read it.
David Kipen of the NEA vows to eat every page of Haper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird if all the residents of Kelleys Island in Ohio don't read it.
The NEA, now featuring read-ins!
Paule Marshall recounts her development as a writer.
How independent presses will keep publishing afloat during this depression.
The writer-in-residence, online
Rand's Atlas Shrugged is becoming popular again.
1 comment:
Thanks for these links! As an admirer of Paule Marshall, I am so glad to hear she's written a memoir, even if it is slim. (And don't forget to fix the spelling of her name.)
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