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The Letters of J.R.R.TolkienBy HarperCollins Publishers Ltd |
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Chaucer (Brief Lives)By Vintage |
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Alan Bennett : Diaries 1980 - 1990 (Spoken Word CD)By BBC Audiobooks Ltd |
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Yesterday Morning: A Very English ChildhoodBy Granta Books
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John ClareBy Picador |
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My Judy Garland LifeBy Virago Press Ltd |
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The Lodger: Shakespeare on Silver StreetBy Penguin |
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Virginia WoolfBy Vintage |
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Ian Fleming: 1By Phoenix mass market p/bk |
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Shakespeare's WifeBy Bloomsbury Publishing PLC |
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Alan Cheuse's Book Picks To Warm A Winter's Night | KOSU Radio
After Tillam the Baptist come convicted felons and slaves, Irish and Germans, Jews and Chinese, Mexicans, Russians and Hungarians, Poles and Dominicans and Filipinos and Haitians, poets and prose writers — all of the ingredients of our famous melting pot, all of them writers who .... Adapted by gifted Oklahoma playwright, Stephen P. Scott, this version of Charles Dickens' classic tale of redemption and brotherly love is set in Guthrie in the days of the Oklahoma Land Run. ...
http://kosu.org/2009/11/alan-cheuses-book-picks-to-warm-a-winters-night/
SF and Fantasy Masterworks: Robert Silverberg, Dying Inside (1972 ...
This, together with the novel's overly-elaborate references to a host of poets, novelist, playwrights, scientists, philosophers, artists and composers in its scant 199 pages speaks perhaps of the neuroses of a novelist uncomfortable with his success as a genre author and .... I too have struggled to find time to read SF recently and have been absorbed in WWI aviation, English Civil War titles, and a biography of Alasdair Gray. Did the book on trees grow on you? :) ...
http://sfandfantasymasterworks.blogspot.com/2009/02/robert-silverberg-dying-inside-1972.html
Saul Bellow. Ravelstein. Allan Bloom.
But the novel is much more than that, much more than mere biography. Ozick is very perceptive about that fact, unlike the journalistic hacks so much of the media presents as “reviewers.” Much is sensationally made of Bellow's disclosing Bloom's homosexuality ... The university does not captain the great ship of literature. Poets, playwrights, and novelists are the trustees of the literary tradition, not academicians. They are the last people poets should be writing for. ...
http://fglaysher.com/Reviews/saul-bellow-ravelstein-allan-bloom
Copper Queen Library: What's New?: Spotlight on Biographies: Writers
Ginsberg: A Biography (by Barry Miles): Authoritative and immensely readable account of the life of one of the twentieth-century's most extraordinary poets. Drawing on his long friendship and literary association with Ginsberg, ... She takes us on a journey from her childhood of tragedy and comedy to the present day and her arrival as one of the world's best-loved novelists. Whether recalling arguments with her mother in suburban California or introducing us to the ghosts ...
http://copperqueenlibrary2.blogspot.com/2009/11/spotlight-on-biographies-writers.html
The world's largest digital library of 18th century printed books ...
Scholars can delve into ancient and contemporary times, voyages and discoveries, biographies and memoirs in history and geography. They can also investigate how diseases were treated in medicine, look into science, technology and study other celebrated novelists, poets and playwrights in literature and language. Those with a passion for social science and fine arts can look into international business, banking, taxation, music, painting, theatres and architecture. ...
http://www.jisc.ac.uk/news/stories/2009/06/ecco.aspx
How to Run a Reading Series (Episode 2: Johan Hultqvist of Free ...
As time went by and I got more entrenched in the arts community I kept meeting poets and novelists and playwrights and comedians who all lived in the neighbourhood. Then, in late 2006, my friend Eden Hertzog, who is a great writer and songwriter and entrepreneur called me up and said "would you ... As I often had a personal connection with the featured writers and songwriters I would introduce my guests by sharing personal stories as opposed to just reading someone's bio . ...
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Pambazuka - Review of Blogs on African Literature
“BOOK Southern Africa is a literary news and social network for publishers, authors and the general book-buying and -reading public. BOOK SA reports on local fiction, non-fiction, poetry, biography, book happenings, reviews and more. ... This blog will try to answer this question by profiling novelists, poets and playwrights from that former British trust territory, most of whose works are not available out of Cameroon, and have only limited distribution within Cameroon. ...
http://www.pambazuka.org/en/category/blog/48407
Agents & Editors: A Q&A With Agent Georges Borchardt | Poets & Writers
In 1953 he came across an Irish playwright and novelist who wrote in French and, after selling three of his books to Grove Press, American readers were introduced to the work of Samuel Beckett. Other early authors included Laurent de Brunhoff, .... own words beyond French, of some of his many secrets. Although he claims not to remember much, maybe Ferrari-Adler can get him to write, and then auction himself, Georges' very short autobiography. It will be worth millions. ...
http://www.pw.org/content/agents_editors_qampa_agent_georges_borchardt
Herta Müller Wins the 2009 Nobel Prize for Literature - ArtsBeat ...
I'm glad that another woman has won, but come on, let's not forget that there are also brilliant poets, playwrights, and essayists as well as novelists and fiction writers. The saddest thing about this selection .... Book Review Podcast: Andre Agassi and Stephen King. This week: Andre Agassi on his memoir, "Open"; Stephen King on a new biography of the short story writer Raymond Carver; Motoko Rich with notes from the field; and Jennifer Schuessler with best-seller news. ...
http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/10/08/herta-muller-wins-the-2009-nobel-prize-for-literature/
Agassi in New Book Reveals He Took Crystal Meth
This is, again, cliche for a tell-all/biography. While I certainly wouldn't condone what he did (the drugs or the lying), it is good that he is being honest. But I would think courage would be admitting it when it happened. ..... to cite a few, some/all of the works by painters Salvador Dali, Max Ernst, Marcel Duchamp, poets Thomas De Quincey, Jean Rimbaud, Charles Baudelaire, novelists Alfred Jarry, Aldous Huxley, playwright Antonin Artaud, Remedios Varo, André Masson, ...
http://www.tennis-x.com/xblog/2009-10-27/2552.php
