Back when Rolling Stone was in magazine form, c. 1988, I bought a copy because it had Guns N’ Roses on the cover.
Kristen Roupenian Is Not Cat Person
As an apt follow-up to both my previous post about a writing career’s sure path to poverty, as well an earlier post about how an unknown writer’s first short story in the New Yorker led to a seven-figure deal with an S&S imprint,
ASoIaF Release Date News: There Still Is No Release Date
[Spoilers, kinda]
Game of Thrones has more sex and acronyms than an orgy in an all-hands business meeting.
But even less titillating is the fact that there’s still no release date for the final books in the A Song of Ice and Fire (ASoIaF) series—The Winds of Winter (WoW) and A Dream of Spring (ADoS).
Hachette Has Found God
In a move that will surprise no one, Hachette has bought another publishing house—Worthy Publishing Group,
The girl who would have been a killer queen
To quote Sunday’s New York Times’ Book Review: “Picasso desperately wanted to marry her. Peter Sellers would have settled for an affair.
Who’s the Star of The Exorcist?
Having already covered “is this a demon or is it just a crazy pregnant lady?” of “Rosemary’s Baby,”
Romance is dirty and here are the novels to prove it
Author Victoria Dahl starts her article with a confession, “I’m a romance novelist and I don’t love Valentine’s Day.” That’s not much of a confession,
Robert Zemeckis to Resurrect “The Witches”
Roald Dahl’s 1973 novel “The Witches,” about a little boy who gets mixed up with a coven, was given the big-screen treatment back in 1990,
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