Article - The Man from Dream City - The Ultimate Cary Grant Pages
october 2011 by amy
Pauline Kael on Cary Grant
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october 2011 by amy
Darkness in the East | Mulholland Books
november 2010 by amy
Joe R. Lansdale on TX noir
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november 2010 by amy
Op-Ed Contributor - Found in Translation - NYTimes.com
october 2010 by amy
"The translator is translating a translation."
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october 2010 by amy
Booklife: a guide to a sane, productive writerly life - Boing Boing
october 2009 by amy
VanderMeer's Booklife: excellent guide to living the writerly life in the 21st Cen http://tinyurl.com/ygkpv7k
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october 2009 by amy
Fumes made me go lowbrow, says writer - Times Online
january 2008 by amy
A prize-winning novelist has won a settlement of more than £100,000 after she claimed to have become so intoxicated by fumes from a nearby shoe factory that she was reduced to writing thrillers.
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january 2008 by amy
Michael Chabon: 'Like the men in my old stories, I'm looking for a little adventure'
november 2007 by amy
on 'gentlemen of the road'
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november 2007 by amy
Books | Confronting the beast
september 2007 by amy
The secret allure and the greatness of literature, the secret that sends us to it over and over again, with enthusiasm and a longing to find refuge and meaning, is that literature can repeatedly redeem for us the tragedy of the one from the statistics of
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september 2007 by amy
Enormous Changes in Very Small Spaces
september 2007 by amy
on Grace Paley's greatness.
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september 2007 by amy
Salon.com Books | Now romancer
august 2007 by amy
William Gibson has been hailed as a prophet and a futurist, but his eye is on the present moment. He talks to Salon about virtual readings, emerging technology and his new novel -- set in 2006.
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august 2007 by amy
Books | The author and the Austen plot that exposed publishers' pride and prejudice
july 2007 by amy
Her work has endured for two centuries, sold in its millions and inspired countless film and television adaptations. But would Jane Austen be able to find a publisher and an agent today? A cheeky experiment by an Austen enthusiast suggests not.
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july 2007 by amy
Shouts & Murmurs: Inappropriate: Humor: The New Yorker
march 2007 by amy
A children’s book that included the word “scrotum” was recently the subject of great controversy in school libraries nationwide.A search has discovered several more questionable titles and excerpts from other works intended for readers twelve and u
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march 2007 by amy
Signs of the times | By genre | Guardian Unlimited Books
november 2006 by amy
[Monica Ali] My father introduced me to RK Narayan's writing, beginning at the beginning with Swami and Friends. I was in my early teens, living in a mill town in the north of England; it was some years before my first trip back to the subcontinent...
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november 2006 by amy
Independent Online Edition > Features
october 2006 by amy
Marjane Satrapi
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october 2006 by amy
Powells.com Interviews - Richard Powers
october 2006 by amy
"the echo maker"
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october 2006 by amy
The last refuge of the outrageous | Books | The Australian
october 2006 by amy
Government attempts to legislate virtue are like a noose around the necks of fiction writers. Lionel Shriver is appalled and claims the right for her characters to offend
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october 2006 by amy
Tiffany's natural order - Books - Entertainment - theage.com.au
april 2006 by amy
Everyman's Rules for Scientific Living - shortlisted for Orange prize
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april 2006 by amy
The Scotsman - Critique - Journeys into the interior
april 2006 by amy
Jenny Diski, "On Trying to Keep Still"
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april 2006 by amy
Angela Carter: Beauty and the beasts
january 2006 by amy
The fantastical author Angela Carter died 14 years ago, but her work has never been more popular. Christina Patterson goes in search of the reasons why her gender-bending fairytales and gothic romances remain so enchanting.
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january 2006 by amy
That's enough about Callimachus. Ed
january 2006 by amy
Even in Ancient Greece, authors no doubt depended on editors as critics, champions and guides. And they still do today.
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january 2006 by amy
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