Richard Krawiec responds to the foofaraw regarding Gordon Lish’s editing of Raymond Carver, making the case for a strong-willed editor.
Curtis Settenfeld’s Prep, like every popular novel that’s about adolescents and speaks to adolescents about the things that concern adolescents, is deemed unfit for adolescents.
The Millions compiles a list of favorite short-story collections. Good stuff, but: No Faulkner? No Hammett? This guy deserves a slot on the list too.
My brief review of Samantha Hunt’s historical novel about the last days of Nikola Tesla, The Invention of Everything Else, is online at the Chicago Sun-Times site. I had high hopes for the book, but…
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giuliomozzi // March 5, 2008 at 3:13 am |
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“The painter and the fish”. A poem by Raymond Carver, a work by Carlo Dalcielo.
Mike on the road // October 14, 2008 at 1:23 am |
Right with you on Ben Johnson who I discovered in Malcolm Gladwells piece in the New Yorker Annals of Culture: Late Bloomers: Reporting & Essays.