Watch it go down at 6 p.m. ET (live stream here) as we discuss why there was no Pulitzer winner for fiction this year.
I look forward to this!
Watch it go down at 6 p.m. ET (live stream here) as we discuss why there was no Pulitzer winner for fiction this year.
I look forward to this!
by Ann Patchett, one of my favorite authors.
I’m not sure which book you mean, but I’m going to assume The Magician’s Assistant since I posted about it yesterday. I haven’t re-read it in a while (and I’ve read many books since), but I remember adoring the characters involved (or at least the honesty of their depiction), especially Sabine, the main character.
Reading this book really cemented Ann Patchett as one of my favorite authors. People are likely more familiar with her Bel Canto, but The Magician’s Assistant is on a smaller scale, dealing with issues of truth, family, AIDS, sexuality and more.
Patchett writes with amazing honesty, and I remember feeling humbled after finishing the book. It touched me deeply, which is why it’s a favorite.
And I really should re-read it again soon.
Ok, Gwyn, I’ll send this on to you as part of our first borrow-swap!
But I do need your address…
Don’t got ‘em!
A theory of place in literature derived from Parks and Recreation? Why, Ploughshares blog, you’re too kind.
George Takei responds to “traditional” marriage fans.
OHSNAP, George Takei. This is the best.
(Also: What’s up with the all hate,...