Krista Bremer of Carrboro, award-winning essayist and associate publisher of The Sun, has been named as one of six writers […]
I’m pleased today to host an interview between two great writers — and to present this interview as the first
Erica Eisdorfer, long-time manager of the Bull’s Head Bookshop in Chapel Hill, has been earning rave reviews for her new
Apologies that my updates here have been so few and far between. At the point where the end of the
Since my interview with Michael Taeckens a few weeks back, he’s been making the rounds with a series of appearances
The North Carolina Literary Review has just announced the publication of its 2009 issue, boasting a focus on N.C. drama
The mention of poet Fred Chappell in my previous post (I’m working through his enjoyable but more-challenging-than-I’d-expected new collection, Shadow
Topping the list of this weekend’s literary events is an annual favorite: the debut of Margaret Maron‘s latest Deborah Knott
In my classes on crime fiction, I’ve sometimes likened literary analysis and criticism to a kind of detection: We read
Bestselling novelist Denise Giardina makes several stops in North Carolina this weekend and early next week, promoting her new book,
Today, the Washington Post publishes my reviews of Cara Black‘s Murder in the Latin Quarter and Andrea Camilleri‘s August Heat.
In addition to monitoring updates on the North Carolina Literary Festival (see last Friday’s update here), I also keep close