And rounding out our coverage of The New York Times coverage of the book world (I promise I’ll dig up some more original content tomorrow, as opposed to just highjacking their news)… there is a really interesting profile of Bret Easton Ellis. Check out the article here. Keep an eye out for the Slushpile review…
And since you just registered for The New York Times website, then you can easily check out this review of Jim Harrison’s great new book The Summer He Didn’t Die. Read the review here.
Much has been made of the “death” of fiction and how the major magazines are reducing, or even eliminating, their short fiction programs. There is an interesting article by Rachel Donadio The New York Times that questions whether fiction is withering away because the public isn’t interested, or if it’s being starved by lack of…
Every year, one of the most eagerly awaited Southern short story anthologies is Stories from the Blue Moon Cafe edited by Sonny Brewer and published by MacAdam/Cage. This is the fourth year of the anthology and a bunch of the writers and the folks from M/C are appearing at Square Books in Oxford, Mississippi on…
You might remember my various wagers on how many books would come out of the Michael Jackson trial. And we also had a news post about the grandma juror who allegedly was talking to agents and co-writers about a book deal during ostensibly violating the terms of her jury duty. Well, now more details about…