N.C. Events: Jenkins, Zellner, and Deaver, Plus The Dance Band from Deacontown
One of this weekend’s top literary events in North Carolina has already gotten a plug earlier this week, when an […]
One of this weekend’s top literary events in North Carolina has already gotten a plug earlier this week, when an […]
On the heels of my own fiction publication earlier this week, I’m pleased also to celebrate and recommend two new
As part of my various jobs, I keep tabs on two literary festivals in the Carolinas and Virginia — and
The Oxford American, not just one of the finest magazines about the American South but one of the best publications
The August 2009 issue of Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine hits newsstands today, and with it — I’m proud to say
Emyl Jenkins already had a successful career as an antiques appraiser and nonfiction author when she tried her hand at
The coming week brings big-name authors to two bookstores in the Triangle. Joseph O’Neill, who won the PEN/Faulkner Award (and
As many folks know, Tara and I built parts of our wedding around a literary theme — and the honeymoon
We’re back from the honeymoon! And because a number of people asked about the quotes that have given some small
Poetry rounds out this series of posts. A bit ominous, the opening to this one, but a beautiful work overall.
I realize, too late, how some of these quotes might be read. I promise that there hasn’t been a night
No, I am not a piano-tuner — and not really old either, thank you very much. Still, fitting for the