This afternoon, I’m going to dash out of work like a kid released from sixth period algebra class so I can race over to my local bookstore.
Writing About Writing
Writing About Writing
This afternoon, I’m going to dash out of work like a kid released from sixth period algebra class so I can race over to my local bookstore.
Stephen Graham Jones, author of the ambitious Demon Theory, Bleed into Me, and others posted an entertaining open letter on his website pitching the idea of a Soduko novel.
Now see, this is why I can’t get shit done. A topic gets my attention and then I’m off down some rabbit hole of esoterica,
You might recall the interview with editor Jeremie Ruby-Strauss that I posted back in May. Jeremie’s in the news again as Publishers Marketplace reports he recently signed up Tucker Max’s new book for Simon Spotlight Entertainment.
Mark Z. Danielewski’s Only Revolutions: A Novel debuted at #13 on the New York Times Hardcover Nonfiction bestseller list.
Be sure to pick up the Oxford American‘s Eighth Annual Music Issue. As usual,
Old friends have a quality to their voice that immediately warms your soul upon hearing it. You can go years without speaking to that person and then one day the phone rings,
A little self-promotion here… I’ve got some new work in the October 2006 issue of Stuff magazine.
According to The Guardian, an auction of more than 700 of Agatha Christie’s belongings far exceeded the expectations and raised more than 300,000 pounds.
Dan Wickett, founder of the Emerging Writers Network and the hardest working man in the literary blogosphere,
Well, the NFL finally kicked off its regular season. Thank God. I’m not that huge a fan of NFL football.
The free fantasy books were claimed by a loyal reader and hip book guy in West Texas.
Thanks to everyone who entered.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, bestselling author and Mississippi native John Grisham stepped in to help with a tremendous act of charity.
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