Head over to The Litblog Co-Op for two chances to win a free copy of Stephen Graham Jones’s Demon Theory.
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Head over to The Litblog Co-Op for two chances to win a free copy of Stephen Graham Jones’s Demon Theory.
According to the wonderful Lauren Cerand’s Smart Set feature over at Maud Newton’s blog, two of my favorite authors are scheduled to appear in New York this evening.
After a brief hiatus, Bat Segundo is back and this time he’s bringing along authors Richard Ford and Valerie Trueblood.
Be sure to swing by The Litblog Co-Op and check out all the goings on involving the Read This!
I wholeheartedly advocate blogging for writers. The regular routine of having to pound out some words, even when you’re not inspired,
Aspiring authors frequently email me questions about publishing contracts. They want to know how payments are scheduled, what kind of rights are invovled,
Author Steven Blush was firmly entrenched in the hardcore punk music scene. Irrevocably changed by the music of Black Flag,
My colleagues at The Litblog Co-Op announced the Winter 2007 Read This! selection.
I’ve been meaning to tell you about this excellent post for a while…
Earlier this month,
Regular readers of this blog are well-acquainted with my soccer obsession. So I was thrilled about the news that David Beckham signed to play for the Los Angeles Galaxy in America’s Major League Soccer.
Or, maybe the next day. Sometime soon, I’ll definitely finish reading this article.
Jeff Baker provides an extensive profile of my favorite editor, Gary Fisketjon. In the article,
Use a self-addressed, stamped-postcard.
I know, I know. You’re thinking, “In addition to the freaking SASE,
A man in Hancock, MI returns a book to his local library 47 years after the due date.
Gawker continues to pound on non-paying magazines. Some mind-boggling stories here,
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