by | Jul 26, 2009 | Culture Music Art, Literary News
from The Guardian UK The power of reading Morrison on André Kertész’s photographic celebration of the joy of the written word by Blake Morrison Boy reading newspaper, New York, 1944 Photograph: The Estate of André Kertész/Courtesy of Stephen Bulger Gallery One...
by | Jul 23, 2009 | Literary News
from The Cleveland Plain-Dealer House where Langston Hughes lived in Cleveland is foreclosed on, sold at sheriff’s auction House where writer Langston Hughes lived as a teen is on the block after sheriff’s sale by Sandra Livingston, Plain Dealer Reporter...
by | Jul 22, 2009 | Literary News
by | Jul 20, 2009 | Literary News
from The New York Times Don’t Touch ‘A Moveable Feast’ By A. E. HOTCHNER Westport, Conn. BOOKSTORES are getting shipments of a significantly changed edition of Ernest Hemingway’s masterpiece, “A Moveable Feast,” first published posthumously by Scribner in 1964. This...
by | Jul 16, 2009 | Literary News
from The Observer If You Want to Read Nabokov’s Laura Early, You’ll Have to Make a House Call to Knopf By Leon Neyfakh On Friday afternoon we ran through some of the most exciting galleys hitting the streets this summer. One we didn’t include was The...
by | Jul 12, 2009 | Literary News
from The Guardian UK Codex Sinaiticus: the virtual edition In fragments for centuries, one of the oldest books in the world is now available to flick through in one place – online by Stephen Bates Even if it was not the oldest Bible text in book form, the online...
