Tag: Books and Publishing
No Lie: James Frey Still Sucks
Why do we continually give second, third ― seemingly infinite ― chances to brilliant men.
It’s Time To Learn The Name Sally Horner, ‘The Real Lolita’
“Humbert Humbert tried hard to be good,” the protagonist of Vladimir Nabokov’s Lolita attests, referring to himself.
Reading Between The Lines Of ‘White Oleander’ Almost 20 Years Later
It has been almost two decades since Janet Fitch published her debut novel, White Oleander, about a.
Obama Photographer Pete Souza’s New Book Cover Brings The Shade
Souza previously announced the book in May. Set for an Oct. 16 release, it will.
J.K. Rowling Can’t Stop Laughing At Trump’s Boast About His Expert Writing Skills
J.K. Rowling had a good laugh on Tuesday when President Donald Trump tweeted about his expert.
The Impossible Dream Of Jordy Rosenberg
The star of Jordy Rosenberg’s debut novel, Confessions of the Fox, might be familiar to.
Mary Wings Just Wanted An Orgasm When She Created The First Lesbian Comic Book
Mary Wings knew she desired women way before she knew the word lesbian. When she.
‘Dietland’ Author Sarai Walker Wrote A Feminist Revenge Fantasy Long Before #MeToo
It’s almost eerie to read Dietland, Sarai Walker’s 2015 debut novel, in 2018. One part fat-positive.
My Complicated Affair Reading Philip Roth
Like so many early adolescents in the latter half of the American Century, I hid.
Pulitzer Prize-Winning Novelist Philip Roth Dead At 85
May 22 (Reuters) – Author Philip Roth, who was both hailed and derided for laying.