
Anne Lamott, the author of Operating Instructions and Bird by Bird, talks about her "overnight success" after four novels, making a living as an author, and jealousy between writers.
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Anne Lamott, the author of Operating Instructions and Bird by Bird, talks about her "overnight success" after four novels, making a living as an author, and jealousy between writers.
Irish crowds were swept along by Ginsberg's performances last year in Galway.
Along a riverbank in the Green Mountains lies an artist colony distinguished not only for its fine programs for writers but for its food.
Although the New York–born novelist and poet has lived in Paris for more than 40 years, he has always considered himself an American writer.
For 22 years, writers themselves have been running FC2, a cooperative publisher of innovative fiction in Boulder, Colorado.
A writer visits the haunts that inspiared Thomas Mann's Death in Venice.
Anne Lamott, the author of Operating Instructions and Bird by Bird, talks about her "overnight success" after four novels, making a living as an author, and jealousy between writers.
An endowment is given in recognition of Fred Hetzel, the director of the University of Pittsburgh Press.
The Academy of American Poets awards the first Frank O'Hara Citation to Miramax Films for "Il Positino."
Chicago Books in Review, an ad-supported giveaway tabloid to promote local literary scene.
An endowment from the Lyndhurst Foundation will support Doubletake, a quarterly magazine of literature, journalism, and photographs.
The Small Press Advisory Council in New York City will launch first annual Small Press Week.
The Book Industry Systems Advisory Committee creates a standardized subsideary rights payment advice form.