James Ellroy On Washington Post Podcast & In Person
Tonight (Saturday, September 26), James Ellroy appears at the Writer’s Center in Bethesda, Maryland as the closing event of the […]
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James Ellroy Previews “Blood’s A Rover”
On Tuesday, September 22, Alfred A. Knopf will publish James Ellroy‘s Blood’s A Rover, the third and final installment of the
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Tara Laskowski Interviews Jessica Anthony
I’m pleased today to host an interview between two great writers — and to present this interview as the first
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What’s Coming Up, Including Several N.C. Events (And Lots of Name Dropping)
Yes, I know it’s been a quiet week on the blog here, but many reasons why. So what have I
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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
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Festival News Across Two States
As part of my various jobs, I keep tabs on two literary festivals in the Carolinas and Virginia — and
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A Long Week… A List of Links….
I’m sorry I’ve been such a slacker this week — well, here at least. It’s because it’s been such a
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Fall for the Book Announces 2009 Award Winners (And Catches An Honor of Sorts Itself)
The Fall for the Book Festival — based at George Mason University and taking place Sept. 21-26 throughout Northern Virginia,
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Jack Gilbert Then and Here and Here and Later
A few years back, when I was more involved on the programming side of the Fall for the Book Festival,
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Fall for the Book Forum Poses Provocative Questions
The Fall for the Book Festival has been using the “off season” not only to begin planning for this fall’s
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Another Sister Souljah Moment…
…this one at the Barnes & Noble in Durham, N.C. It’s been nearly 17 years since the Bill Clinton-Sister Souljah
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A Quaint And Curious Volume
Edgar Allan Poe turns 200 on Monday, January 19, and the bicentennial has prompted a series of celebrations in several