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
George Mason University
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
Film & Theater, George Mason University, Mysteries/Thrillers
Crimes Stories: From Page To Screen
Earlier this week, I mentioned two articles on romantic crime films that I’d written for the current and upcoming issues
Fall for the Book, George Mason University, Mysteries/Thrillers
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
Fall for the Book, George Mason University
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,
George Mason University, North Carolina Literature, Southern Literature, Writing
Augusten Burroughs Talks With Haven Kimmel, Plus Marianne Gingher — This Week in N.C.
I’m teaching a Creative Nonfiction workshop at George Mason University this semester, and while Augusten Burroughs isn’t on the syllabus,
George Mason University, North Carolina Literature, Poetry
The Triangle Celebrates National Poetry Month
April is National Poetry Month, of course, and two of the Triangle’s independent bookstores are getting in on the action,
George Mason University, Mysteries/Thrillers, North Carolina Literature, Poetry
Amanda Lamb Tracks A Murderess in N.C. & George Witte Considers Deniability in D.C.
Among the more literary events in the Triangle area of North Carolina this weekend is an appearance by septuagenarian novelist Paule Marshall,
George Mason University, Interviews, Writing
Laura Ellen Scott: New Views On Short Fiction
Laura Ellen Scott has had a flurry of fiction publications recently — a notably large number of them online: “From Laura’s
Fall for the Book, George Mason University, Poetry
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,
George Mason University, Mysteries/Thrillers, Writing
Fiction Seminar Highlights
Much to enjoy at Fiction Writing Seminar at George Mason University yesterday (February 28). I won’t recap everything here, but