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Novelist T.C. Boyle has been called a lot of names: master satirist, spellbinding storyteller, ageless rock and roller. But the moniker he really covets is something a little more…Victorian.
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Mar/Apr 2003
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Great Expectations: A Profile of T. C. Boyle
by Joanna Smith Rakoff
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Conferences and Residencies
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All Muse, All the Time: Ireland's Beara Peninsula
by Barbara J. McGrath
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Brazil by the Sea: Sacatar Foundation
by A.E. Peterson
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In Vino Veritas: Napa Valley Writers' Conference
by Olivia Boler
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Mothertongue: An Urban Retreat
by Andrea C. Poe
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Sky High: Helene Wurlitzer Foundation
by Susan Varon
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The Grand Tour: European Writers Workshops & Residencies
by Susan Debow
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West Coast Colloquy: Centrum's Port Townsend Writers' Conference
by Ken Turley
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News and Trends
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"Best" Anthologies: A Global Trend
by Dalia Sofer
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Literary MagNet
by Kevin Larimer
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LOA Launches American Poets Project
by Ava Wilder
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The United State of Poets Laureate
by Denise Hart
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Writing a Life One Moment at a Time
by Timothy Schaffert
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The Anatomy of Awards
by Staff
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The Written Image: Jane Austen
by Staff
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The Literary Life
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Jimmy's Place: A Haven on Water Street
by Sarah Gorham
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A Nasty, Bloody Business: Learning to Write with Harry Crews
by Jay Atkinson
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Imperative: The Professionalization of Poetry, Part 2
by David Alpaugh
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The Practical Writer
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First: Sasha Troyan, A Novelist on Her Own Terms
by Joanna Smith Rakoff
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Necessary Angles: On the Art of Self-Promotion
by Robert McDowell
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