December 19, 2009
By Rigoberto Gonzalez
Many writers and/or readers, I’m certain, will identify with one of my burdens: during the holidays, members of my family think it’s easy to shop for me–books (any books)
December 18, 2009
By Tom McCartan
This is the eighth installment in the series “What Bolaño Read” by former Shaman Drum Bookstore manager Tom McCartan. The series deals with the reading habits of the author of
December 14, 2009
By Tom McCartan
This is the sixth installment in the series “What Bolaño Read” by former Shaman Drum Bookstore manager Tom McCartan. The series about the reading habits of the author of 2666,
December 13, 2009
By Rigoberto Gonzalez
How to Be Inappropriate, Soft Skull Press, 2009. Daniel Nester’s writing has appeared in Best Creative Nonfiction, Open City, Nerve, Daily Beast, Best American Poetry, Time Out New
December 11, 2009
By Tom McCartan
This is the fifth installment in the series “What Bolaño Read,” by former Shaman Drum Bookstore manager Tom McCartan. The series , which details the reading habits of the author
December 9, 2009
By Tom McCartan
This is the fourth installment in the series “What Bolaño Read,” about the reading habits of the author of 2666, winner of this year's NBCC award in fiction, written by
December 8, 2009
By Tom McCartan
This is the third installment in the series “What Bolaño Read,” focusing on the reading habits of the author of 2666, which won this year's National Book Critics Circle award
December 4, 2009
By by Tom McCartan
Continuing “What Bolaño Read,” a series of posts by Tom McCartan charting the reading habits of Roberto Bolaño, the Chilean novelist, poet, and short story writer whose novel 2666 won
December 3, 2009
By Tom McCartan
Over the next two weeks, we’ll be hosting “What Bolaño Read,” a series of posts by Tom McCartan charting the reading habits of Roberto Bolaño, the Chilean novelist, poet, and
November 17, 2009
By Jane Ciabattari
Podcast of the November 9 NBCC Reads event, “Why Translation Matters,” at Prairie Lights Books in Iowa City, with Sarah Fay, Christopher Merrill, Cole Swenson, Rudolph Valentino, and Robin Hemley.