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Darrell Delamaide looks at relationship between novel and film in the case of The Third Man.
Craig Nova is the author of 14 novels including The Good Son. He has received awards in literature from the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters and is the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship.
Who’s hot and who’s … um, very hot, at this year’s festival. Plan your weekend by clicking here (links to lots of reviews inside!).
You want to find a book to read, but who has 30 seconds to peruse those back-of-the-cover blurbs? Not you! You need a synopsis now, this minute, preferably yesterday. Well, here you are: four-word descriptions of a few great titles. Go!
Juicy stories for those who remember music videos by those who introduced them on MTV.
There are many memoirs of unhappy childhoods spent in dysfunctional families, but rarely have they been penned by a writer gifted with such energy and breadth of vision.
The shortlist for the most prestigious British literary prize in fiction was just announced. Check out the potential winners here.
Fall down the rabbit hole and join Alice in her adventures in Wordland.
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