>AWP Report – Part 3

>The last day of the AWP conference was another busy one. I started with a 9AM panel: “Telling Other People’s Stories: Narrative Nonfiction, its…

>AWP Report – Part 2

>The second full day of the AWP Conference was busy. The first panel I went to was “Writing the Mind’s Wild Geography” moderated by…

>AWP Report – Part 1

>Last Wednesday was a beautiful day for flying. Hot and clear here in the East, cool and clear in the West. I boarded a…

>2010 Pulitzer Prize winners in letters and drama / The Christian Science Monitor – CSMonitor.com

>Tinkers by Paul Harding wins the Pulitzer for fiction:2010 Pulitzer Prize winners in letters and drama / The Christian Science Monitor – CSMonitor.com

>AWP- 2010 Conference

> I leave early Wednesday for Denver: AWP- 2010 Conference. If you’re a writer and haven’t been to one of these events, set your…

>Kind Words for In an Uncharted Country

>  The April issue of The Short Review includes a very thoughtful review of In an Uncharted Country. There’s also an interview with yours…

>College Hill Review

>Here’s the latest issue of the College Hill Review, a double issue in honor of the late Richard Poirier.

>The New Yorker: "The TV" by Ben Loory

> Huh? So the man (who has no name, which means he’s “everyman” I suppose) plays hooky from work and watches TV, but realizes…

>Andrew’s Book Club — April Picks

>Andrew’s Book Club This month, Andrew picks two small press books: Becky Hagenston‘s Strange Weather, out from Press 53. The book won the Spokane…

>ASC: The Roman Actor

> The Actors’ Renaissance Season draws to a close today with the matinee performance of Twelfth Night, which I’ve seen twice and highly recommend….