Bill Miller Discusses 2009 Fall for the Book
In addition to monitoring updates on the North Carolina Literary Festival (see last Friday’s update here), I also keep close […]
D.C. Events, George Mason University, Interviews, Literary News
D.C. Events
D.C. Events, Fall for the Book, George Mason University, Interviews
An Interview with Dennis Drabelle, Author of “Mile-High Fever: Silver Mines, Boom Towns, and High Living on the Comstock Lode”
Dennis Drabelle is the author of Mile-High Fever: Silver Mines, Boom Towns, and High Living on the Comstock Lode, released
D.C. Events, Fall for the Book, George Mason University, Literary News, N.C. Events, North Carolina Literature, Poetry, Southern Literature
Festival News Across Two States
As part of my various jobs, I keep tabs on two literary festivals in the Carolinas and Virginia — and
D.C. Events, Film & Theater, Southern Literature
D.C. Events: The Glass Menagerie
Last week, I had a rare opportunity to see a mid-morning production of a play — the Olney Theatre’s production
D.C. Events, Interviews, Writing
Alan Cheuse Discusses “A Trance After Breakfast,” His New Collection of Travel Essays
Throughout the course of his distinguished career, Alan Cheuse has proven himself adept at a variety of forms: the novel,
D.C. Events, N.C. Events, North Carolina Literature, Southern Literature
Michael Dirda on N.C. Writers
Washington Post book critic Michael Dirda seems to have taken a shine to a couple of North Carolina’s finest writers
D.C. Events, Mysteries/Thrillers
Charmed by Rivka Galchen
Several things drew me to the Rivka Galchen event last night, hosted by Nextbook at the Washington DCJCC — not the