[Originally posted on Friday, June 24, 2005]
Publishers Weekly is running a short preview of their examination of Bret Easton Ellis???s new novel Lunar Park.
Review: Cream
I’m a huge Eric Clapton fan so I was excited to review Cream: The World’s First Supergroup by Dave Thompson for PopMatters.
Review: Haunted
I wrote a feature on Chuck Palahniuk’s Haunted for PopMatters. I’m a huge Chuck fan. One of my mentors in grad school blurbed the hardback,
Review: The Accidental Hunter
I love Nelson George’s social commentary. But I’m afraid I was a little disappointed in his newest novel The Accidental Hunter when I reviewed it for PopMatters.
Review: So What!
Last fall, we reviewed So What! The Good, the Mad, and the Ugly by Steffan Chirazi for Popmatters. This comprehensive book about Metallica is well-produced and extremly in-depth.
No Holds Barred Publishing Advice
[Originally posted on June 10, 2005]
Pat Walsh is a founding editor at one of our favorite publishers, MacAdam/Cage. This fine independent publisher has gained notoriety for its varied booklist.
Jackson Predictions Coming True
[Originally posted June 8, 2005]
I’ll have to go back and check the archives to see how many books I predicted would come out of the Michael Jackson trial.
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