Monthly Archives March 2006

 

Aspiring authors in New York City should make plans to attend what looks to be a fantastic panel discussion on what it takes to make your book take off in an industry that’s in so much upheaval right now.

In the New York Times, Thomas Geoghegan presents a thoroughly interesting review of Louis Uchitelle’s new book,

 

Bonnie Fuller, former editor of US Weekly and other magazines, gives new meaning to struggling with a tough deadline.

Two hip literature lovers, Logan Rapp and Will Garroutte, conducted a great interview with Stephen Graham Jones for Misnomer.

The enjoyable Bookninja featured a link to an interesting article on ghostwriting.

 

James Hines’ fabulous The Dreamlife of Rupert Thomson was posted on the Boston Review‘s website yesterday.

Thanks for all the emails. Today’s free copy of John McManus’ Stop Breakin’ Down was claimed by a reader in Alaska.

 

Dan, the hardest working man in the literary blogosphere, posted an exciting announcement over at the Emerging Writers Network.

 

Maud Newton has an interesting post about the novel that has occupied her time for nine years.

April 15th is fast approaching and the Tax Man expects his pound of flesh. Or, roughly 30% to 40% of your total body weight might be more accurate.