Author Refutes Harper Lee's Repudiation of Her Book
The dispute between the 'To Kill a Mockingbird' author and Marja Mills continues
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Though he's lived in New York since the early 1990s, after decades of living an oddly fugitive existence in and out of America, Thomas Pynchon now seems, at last, to have arrived.
The dispute between the 'To Kill a Mockingbird' author and Marja Mills continues
The reclusive "To Kill a Mockingbird" author denies participating in a book about her
Three years after the author's death, his Brooklyn Heights loft is up for sale
'The Final Testament of the Holy Bible' hits shelves this Friday--as in Good Friday
Three of the five authors for the prize for women's writing are first-time novelists
The pans of 'Your Highness' and 'Game of Thrones' is a critical tradition
Critics thrilled funny TV writer also funny book writer
David Foster Wallace and the pack of posthumous authors dominating the bestseller list
Many indie authors are just happy to get reviewed; not Jacqueline Howett
Questionable uses of the loanword were everywhere this week
Waldman uses Twitter to call out one of her husband's critics
'Where The Wild Things Are' creator returns with first book in almost 30 years
Sheen is "post-Empire." Get it? No? Neither did a bunch of other people
Does she have a strong case?
Although he does, reviewers note, briefly show his soft side
The New York Times reviews a rather unusual self-help book, The 4-Hour Body
This should be cathartic for a few of you
Literary purists have a fit
You may be dreaming of hot buttered rum, says Daniel Arizona, but you probably can't name three characters in A Tale of Two Cities
The weirdest analogy you'll see this morning. Did the WikiLeaks cables have little flowers attached to them?
Publishers may be a little to focused on speed
Looking back on the works of 2010
A veteran receiver of rejection letters talks about fiction-writing as a calling
Patti Smith, Jaimy Gordon and Tom Wolfe claim laurels
Unflinching autopsies of contemporary French society are really hot this year
David Hart explores the author's attraction to the competing systems
Novel Writing Month: designed to make would-be novelists guilty
The memoir illuminates a man who ingested everything and "survived to crow about the fact"
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