Chekhov's Mistress
Brooklyn Bound
The East Coast representative for Chekhov’s Mistress is headed south. South to Brooklyn that is, so as I mentioned a few days ago, things will be quiet around here for the next week while we move.
Here are a few items from here and there:
Be sure to drop by a couple of promising new lit-blogs:
- Genevieve’s You Cried For Night
- Anne’s Fernham
Other items of note:
- New Pages has an interview with Stephen Policoff, the author of Beautiful Somewhere Else.
- The New York Review of books features Luc Sante on Bob Dylan’s written oeuvre.
- Poets & Writers has a new issue out.
- Cambridge University Press will be publishing its Companion to Nabokov in June and Companion to Ralph Ellison in May.
And, if you haven’t yet been to the Academy of American Poets‘ website, they have an interesting almanac, updated daily.
Read widely, think well, and write often.
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- Posted by: Bud Parr
- Date: February 18, 2005
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Song of Myself: Diary
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