- 3/3/14 /
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Lena Dunham Is Writing Some Archie Comics
Because she likes them, and she can.
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- 2/22/14 /
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Lorrie Moore on Her New Short-Story Collection Bark and Relocating to Nashville
“We’ll see if Nashville changes my writing. A change is always good for a writer.”
- 2/21/14 /
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Ed Norton’s Motherless Brooklyn Is Happening
After 15 years.
- 2/17/14 /
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J.K. Rowling Is Writing Another Book As Robert Galbraith
More crime!
- 2/10/14 /
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Lena Dunham’s Book Gets Cover and Release Date
Hope you like serifs!
- 2/10/14 /
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Schulz: The Sixth Extinction Examines Human Overkillers and the Next Great Die-Off
A book that is both serious-minded and invites exclamation points into its margins.
- 2/3/14 /
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Five More Things J.K. Rowling Should Regret About How Harry Potter Ended
Ron and Hermione are not the only bad pair.
- 2/3/14 /
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J.K. Rowling Has Second Thoughts About Ron and Hermoine
Hindsight is always 20/20.
- 1/28/14 /
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Choose Your Own Adventure Film Gets Writers and a Director
It'll be brought to you by the minds behind We're the Millers and Night at the Museum.
- 1/28/14 /
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Whit Stillman Is Working on a Jane Austen–Inspired Book
It may or may not be related to his Austen movie.
- 1/28/14 /
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Doug Dorst on Writing His Mind-Bending Novel S and Leaving You Completely in the Dark
"I've gotten tons of e-mails from people asking, 'Please tell me the way to read it.'"
- 1/27/14 /
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The Book Title With the 91 Imitators
Since Stieg Larsson’s The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo became a publishing phenomenon in 2009, a few others have borrowed the title.
- 1/21/14 /
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Girls and Little Women: How Hannah Horvath Is Like Jo March
Jo March and Hannah Horvath are both the voices of their generations, or of a generation.
- 1/20/14 /
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Real-Life Naval Academy Professor Jack Ryan on Sharing a Name With the Tom Clancy Character
"I've never had Harrison Ford offer to let me use his jet or anything like that."
- 1/17/14 /
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The Conversation: Novelists Adam Sternbergh and Lev Grossman on Genre Fiction and Theories of Nerd-dom
"I think there are moments in the history of a genre at which it sits up and looks at itself and as a result changes forever."
- 1/17/14 /
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Hilary Mantel Is Writing a Book About Margaret Thatcher
Out in September.
- 1/16/14 /
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Schulz: The 5 Best Punctuation Marks in Literature
George Eliot’s em-dash — plus, T.S. Eliot’s ellipses ... (not to mention Vladimir Nabokov’s parentheses).
- 1/15/14 /
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Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner Are Working on a Documentary About Eloise Illustrator Hilary Knight
As well as an HBO series based on the life of Betty Halbreich, "the pioneering Bergdorf Goodman personal shopper."
- 1/13/14 /
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What Is It About Middlemarch?
Rebecca Mead's new book, My Life in Middlemarch, inspired me to revisit Eliot’s masterpiece.
- 1/8/14 /
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You Can Buy the Bright Lights, Big City Cover Art
The Odeon can be yours forever.
- 1/7/14 /
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Pigging Out With Writers Gary Shteyngart and Chang-rae Lee
Eating, drinking, and talking shop with the longtime friends, each with a new book out today.
- 1/6/14 /
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Five Shows, Movies, Albums, and Books to Get Excited About This Winter
From Woody Harrelson to George Clooney to Beck.
- 12/27/13 /
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U.S. Judge Rules That Sherlock Holmes Remains in the Public Domain
Your Holmes/Watson slash fiction is now even more legally protected.
- 12/26/13 /
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Saving Mr. Banks Left Out an Awful Lot About P.L. Travers
Like the parts about her raising a child and being bisexual.
- 12/20/13 /
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Remembering Ned Vizzini, the Great Storyteller
The author of It's Kind of a Funny Story died yesterday.