. . . but it is from the heart that I thank all those who helped to get this weblog off the ground. The lion share of
Joseph O’Connor has written three screenplays and four plays for the theatre, so it is not a surprise that his seventh novel, Ghost Light finds it
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In these budget cutting times, your local libraries are taking a lion-sized share of the cuts. The following piece by Scott Turow was passed on
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The Year of the Hare is a perfect winter book. Get the fire going, pull up a comfy chair, a good reading lamp, a table
The other day a fellow asked whether or not I ever wrote a bad review. That was easy to answer. Although my own writing may
An editor is a little like a doctor—you need to trust her professional opinion and she needs to know how you work. Here are a few editors
MR. CHARTWELL Rebecca Hunt‘s debut novel is one that holds a weird distinction for me: It is a story that repels and compels at the
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