by | Jun 4, 2008 | Literary News
from the UK Guardian When Hemingway turned his hand to verse Poems – unpublishable at the time – were scribbled at end of story collection Mark Brown, arts correspondentWednesday June 4, 2008The Guardian Ernest Hemingway, pictured in 1944. Photograph:...
by | Jun 3, 2008 | Literary News
from TwinCities.com Playwright/actor is a fine dramaturge with the ear of a poet By Dominic P. Papatola dpapatola@pioneerpress.com When 26-year-old actor Matthew Amendt decided to write a play, he could have done what plenty of others his age have done: scribbled...
by | Jun 2, 2008 | Literary News
from USAToday Star-crossed booksellers make the Hollywood scene By Jocelyn McClurg and Carol Memmott, USA TODAY The buttoned-down publishing industry went Hollywood over the weekend as booksellers gathered for BookExpo America, their annual convention. USA...
by | Jun 2, 2008 | Literary News
from the New York Times Puzzles: Noah’s Art Amy Goldstein, Mike Shenk and Robert Leighton No. 1 Finding the Perfect Word (pdf) No. 2 Breaking Your Word (pdf) No. 3 Get a Word In Edgewise (pdf) No. 4 From the Word Go (pdf) No. 5 In So Many Words (pdf) No....
by | May 24, 2008 | Literary News
from the New York Times Volumes to Go Before You Die By WILLIAM GRIMES Published: May 23, 2008 An odd book fell into my hands recently, a doorstopper with the irresistible title “1001 Books You Must Read Before You Die.” That sounds like a challenge, with a subtle...
by | May 23, 2008 | Culture Music Art, Literary News
seen in The East Hampton Star Little Shop of Horowitz By Baylis Greene Morgan McGivern John McWhinnie, a partner of the bookseller Glenn Horowitz, at the team’s newest outpost in East Hampton, a shop he said was “so small, it’s meant to be a jewel box.” ...
