Regional Literary Legacies, Kenneth Goldsmith’s Controversial Reading, and More
Publisher sues J. D. Salinger’s estate; English PEN celebrates decade of translation; Chinese e-book publisher partners with U.S. company; and other news.
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Joan Didion Film Adaptation, Irish Arts Center Book Day, and More
Memoir in the age of over-sharing; an interview with Ireland’s fiction laureate; new titles from Third Man Books; and other news.
Roberto Bolaño Theater Adaptation, Writing Project Abandonment, and More
Famous novelists who wrote fanfiction; why great novels don’t get noticed; Tournament of Books continues; and other news.
Jane Hirshfield on Art’s Longevity, Sappho’s Contested Biography, and More
Terry Pratchett fans donate to Alzheimer’s charity; how writers retain inspiration after success; NBCC Awards announced; and other news.
Terry Pratchett Has Died, Ireland’s Poetic Past, and More
Post-Internet poetry; write an essay to win an Inn; race and the poetic avant-garde; and other news.
Writers Talk Twitter and Self-Promotion, Toni Morrison on Failure, and More
The value of authorial intent; the Tournament of Books takes off; Questlove reviews Kim Gordon's memoir; and other news.
The Haiku Guys, Original Audiobooks, and More
Diane Wakoski’s Bay of Angels; Umberto Eco novel coming to U.S.; Boston’s Writers’ Room; and other news.
James Patterson Donates $1.25 Million to School Libraries, Basquiat the Poet, and More
Britain’s most eccentric library; writing in the age of Google; how poets bear witness; and other news.
Tomaž Šalamun Tribute, International Women’s Day, and More
Academy of American Poets expands prize eligibility criteria; Clean Reader app; Roald Dahl’s letter to a young writer; and other news.
Coffee House Press Launches Imprint, World Book Day, and More
Why we need Claudia Rankine; new poetry anthology; NaNoWriMo receives grant; and other news.
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