Critical Linking: April 16th, 2013
Maxine Tarnow is running a nice little fraud investigation business on the Upper West … Read the full post
Maxine Tarnow is running a nice little fraud investigation business on the Upper West … Read the full post
This live-blog event is sponsored by Talulla Rising by Glen Duncan.
Read the full postTurow points to the search “Scott Turow free e-books” brings up a pirate sites. But who … Read the full post
One of literature’s weaknesses is visualization: we can readily remember who the characters are, … Read the full post
Here are the most-read stories from the last week in Critical Linking…. When it comes … Read the full post
The perfect reader reads in translation, but prefers to read in the original language. The … Read the full post
In fact, I’m thinking about starting a women’s prize here in the United States, … Read the full post
This week’s Name Those Authors! is sponsored by The Scorpio Races by Maggie Stiefvater. Some … Read the full post
Sam Tanenhaus is stepping down as New York Times Book Review editor to become writer at large. Children’s … Read the full post
“I feel because we started writing novels really before men on the whole, they don’t want … Read the full post
Today we’ve added a way to mark places you’ve visited—in general or, by a simple “check … Read the full post
This live-blog event is sponsored by Dollars and Sex by Marina Adshade. Like Freakonomics, Dollars … Read the full post
If I were to have you guess novels based on their first lines, chances are you probably would do pretty … Read the full post
Here are the most-read stories from the last week in Critical Linking… ____________________________ … Read the full post
Cormac McCarthy? “Horrible,” he says, looking at Blood Meridian. “This … Read the full post
So, Amazon is buying Goodreads. There’s so much to say, that it’s hard to get my head … Read the full post
I find myself thinking, with every post I make on Facebook or Twitter or Tumblr or the internet … Read the full post
I don’t know what it is exactly, but there something to getting out of the house for a while … Read the full post
Halpern’s definition of literary fiction seems like a winning one too: it stands out … Read the full post