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Never Sent Fan Mail
Reflections on neurosis, well deserved praise, and Caroline Knapp’s Drinking: A Love Story by Jena Salon I don’t write fan letters to authors; not because they don’t deserve them, but because I am too obsessive. Every time I am inspired … Continue reading
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Re-Judgment Day: Who Should Have Won the 1960 NBAs?
At this year’s AWP conference in Washington DC last month, I attended a panel hosted by Ninth Letter, featuring four writers who had read the entire long list for the 1960 National Book Award in fiction in order to re-judge … Continue reading