Short Takes: “New Stories From The South”
One of my favorite books each year is the newest edition of the New Stories From the South series from […]
One of my favorite books each year is the newest edition of the New Stories From the South series from […]
Marilyn Stasio’s latest crime column gives high marks to The Long Division, the second novel from UNC-Wilmington graduate Derek Nikitas. “Nikitas
This weekend’s big visitor to Triangle area bookstores is David Wroblewski, author of The Story of Edgar Sawtelle, which earned
Charles Jensen is the author of three poetry chapbooks, including Living Things, which won the 2006 Frank O’Hara Chapbook Award; the
Matt and Ted Lee aren’t just a southern sensation; they’re a national one, thanks to regular appearances in Travel +
The North Carolina Writers’ Network‘s annual Fall Conference remains the one must-attend event for writers — especially aspiring writers —
Can’t wait for basketball season to begin? Well, Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill has good news in store for you:
Mysteries take the mainstage at Triangle-area bookstores this weekend, with two appearances by The Deadly Divas, “nice woman who write
A.S. Byatt may be the big-name literary celebrity in the Triangle this week, but it’s a homegrown talent that’s really
Even in recognizing both the widespread popularity of A.S. Byatt and the persistent critical acclaim for her work, I have
A copy of James Ellroy’s Blood’s A Rover appeared on my doorstep this afternoon, as if by magic. I already
This week’s top draw in North Carolina literary circles is certainly an appearance by Sarah Vowell, who will discuss her