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Just checking to see if anyone still gets notifications about this blog, which has been in a coma for at least six years. Any interest in re...

I don't know if this is the right forum (edit as necessary, Grendel), but I received this unbelievably sad link about Dean Young this m...

New Yorker fiction | September 27, 2010 issue Approximate word count: 7200 POV: Third-person Loved it. Not just because it reminde...

New Yorker fiction | September 20, 2010 issue Approximate word count: 5600 POV: First-person I liked this better on the second rea...

New Yorker fiction | September 13, 2010 issue Approximate word count:  5800 POV: First-person Here is a story with a bit of zeitge...

Badass.

Has anyone ever read this ?  I have to confess, I'd never even heard of it.  Brian O'Nolan, writing under the pseudonym Flann O'...

Deanna Fei's first novel, A Thread of Sky , follows six women from three generations of a Chinese American family as they take a tour of...

I am "Chad from Rhode Island." In honor of one of my favorite poets, gentleman, and an all-around stand-up guy. http://www.blogta...

I've got Let the Great World Spin next in my queue. Anyone feel like jumping onboard and chatting about it the next week or two or thre...

Released last month, Danielle Trussoni's first novel, Angelology , immediately rocketed into the upper echelons of the New York Times be...

This should give hope and inspiration to everyone who's writing a book.

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