September 25, 2009
By Eric Banks
Translation: ¿Qué pasa?An NBCC Reads EventFriday, October 2, 7:00Sponsor: Department of English, University of Texas at San AntonioCo-sponsors: Departments of Modern Languages and Literatures, and Bicultural-Bilingual Studies, University of Texas
September 12, 2009
By Jane Ciabattari
Please join the National Book Critics Circle for two events this weekend in New York City. LIVE WEBCAST AND LIVE BLOGGINGPlease tune in to join a celebration of NBCC at
September 10, 2009
By Jane Ciabattari
National Book Critics Circle “Name that Author” contestBrooklyn Book Festival, September 13, 2009.12 pm on the main stageBrooklyn Borough Hall, 209 Joralemon Street, Brooklyn Emcee: John Reed is book editor
September 8, 2009
By Barbara Hoffert
After 35 Years, Now What!Doctorow and Ashbery Help National Book Critics Circle Celebrate 35th Year at WNYC’s Greene Performance Space What: Now What! The National Book Critics Circle at 35When:
August 19, 2009
By Jane Ciabattari
National Book Critics Circle “Name that Author” contest Brooklyn Book Festival, September 13, 2009.12 pm Noon on the main stage atBrooklyn Borough Hall, 209 Joralemon Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201
August 1, 2009
By Eric Banks
NBCC board member Geeta Sharma-Jensen has announced that she has accepted a voluntary buyout offer from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: “Making the decision to leave my job as books editor
July 15, 2009
By Barbara Hoffert
After 35 Years, Now What! Doctorow and Ashbery Help National Book Critics Circle Celebrate 35th Year at WNYC’s Jerome L. Greene Performance Space For 35 years, the National Book Critics
June 4, 2009
By Jane Ciabattari
Marilynne Robinson, NBCC fiction award winner for “Gilead” and finalist for “Home,” has won the Orange prize for Fiction for her third novel, “Home.”
May 30, 2009
By Jane Ciabattari
Today, the NBCC is offering a panel at the BEA: Book Reviews 2010: What Will They Look Like? As one newspaper towns go to no newspaper towns, as bloggers get
May 20, 2009
By Jane Ciabattari
Short stories were championed throughout the evening at PEN American Center’s awards ceremony last night at CUNY’s Graduate Center on Fifth Avenue. Laura Furman, editor of the annual O. Henry