Gorey and the Vampire Slayer
A review of The Many Deaths of Edward Gorey, a ballet and “study in strangeness,” reveals that Gorey was a Buffy fan. (Via.)
A review of The Many Deaths of Edward Gorey, a ballet and “study in strangeness,” reveals that Gorey was a Buffy fan. (Via.)
Notes hidden under four layers of paint in the bathroom of Hemingway’s Havana home deal mostly with his weight and health.
“J.T. Leroy” was a fraud, according to a jury, and Laura Albert must pay $116,500 to the company that optioned her novel.
Since The Gospel of Judas appeared last April, there’s been a flurry of books purporting to decode it. Stephen Prothero considers one of them, Reading Judas.
I left for my Tennessee-Mississippi sojourn sans laptop (R.I.P.), cell phone (forgotten at work), and socks (oops), but I’ve got a camera, and just finished rereading As I Lay Dying, so I should at least get some photos and some Faulkner up. (Did you know the people of Oxford used to call him “Count No-Count“? I didn’t, or had forgotten, . . .