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An underage, barely literate footsoldier in the Chinese People's Liberation Army becomes a successful author living in America and writing in English. The premise for a good novel? No, the true-life adventures of award-winning novelist Ha Jin.
Poets whose work was accepted by New York Quarterly but who dared to inquire about publication timetables received a venomous letter from editor William Packard and saw their work rejected.
Two poets who had worked together for five years on an anthology of antinuclear poems meet for the first time on the plains of Kansas.
In dozens of novels, essays, and photographs, Wright Morris has captured the romance of mid-twentieth-century America.
All her life Lee Smith has listened intently to the stories told in Grundy, Virginia, and shapes them into quintessentially American fiction.
A public radio talk-show host tells how to reach ha broad, book-buying audience.
The journal "American Tanka" is devoted to tanka in English.
Dorset colony.
The success of the quarterly book review magazine, The Hungry Mind Review.
Poetry Calendar goes from an events listing broadsheet to a cutting edge literary journal.
