Mailer to use Atwood’s LongPen
This makes me laugh: strident antifeminist Norman Mailer will use Margaret Atwood’s invention to sign books long-distance.
This makes me laugh: strident antifeminist Norman Mailer will use Margaret Atwood’s invention to sign books long-distance.
Textbooks devoted to Caesar, Cicero, and Virgil were part of the State of Texas’ high school curriculum in my grandmother’s day, evidently.
Speaking of Eudora Welty, not long ago I came upon a fascinating set of conversations that Virginia Ross and Sally Wolff had with Welty and her friend and former editor William Maxwell about each other in 1999. Maxwell died the following year. The two writers discussed, among other things, their opposing perspectives on using people and events from their own . . .
The company that bought film rights to J.T. Leroy’s “quasi-autobiographical fiction” is suing Leroy mastermind Laura Albert for a refund.