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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Marianne Gingher On “Long Story Short”
Long Story Short: Flash Fiction by Sixty-Five of North Carolina’s Finest Writers offers a concise, comprehensive, and compulsively readable collection
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Margaret Maron Talks About “Sand Sharks”
After tackling immigration issues in Hard Row and the crisis of rampant residential and commercial overdevelopment in Death’s Half Acre,
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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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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
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Michael Taeckens Talks About His New Anthology, “Love Is A Four-Letter Word”
Michael Taeckens received his MFA in poetry from the prestigious Iowa Writers’ Workshop and now works as publicity director at Algonquin
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Alexandra Sokoloff Talks About “The Unseen”
Alexandra Sokoloff’s new novel, The Unseen, takes as its starting point a set of real-life experiments done by Dr. Joseph
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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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Laura Brodie Chats About “The Widow’s Season”
Laura Brodie‘s The Widow’s Season hits the ground running with a smart, no-nonsense sentence that pulls readers immediately into the novel’s central
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An Interview with Antiques Expert Emyl Jenkins, Author of “Stealing With Style”
Emyl Jenkins already had a successful career as an antiques appraiser and nonfiction author when she tried her hand at
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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,
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Revenge Of The Plant Kingdom: An Interview With Amy Stewart, Author of Wicked Plants
A couple of years back, I needed a poisonous plant to spike a drink and kill a man. This was