Woke up with a motorman’s glove in my mouth
Alex Balk, who last week experienced It’s a Wonderful Life, but for booze, asks for classic hangover scenes in American fiction.
Alex Balk, who last week experienced It’s a Wonderful Life, but for booze, asks for classic hangover scenes in American fiction.
If you can’t wait, can’t wait for Nabokov’s The Original of Laura to be published, this photo of the manuscript will further tantalize.
Debut novelists are supplementing their books online. Examples given: Pessl, Maazel, Vachon, & Hill. See also Ferris, Rich, Google Maps. (Thanks, MB.)
It’s been almost three years since Hurricane Katrina, so you don’t hear much about New Orleans these days. After all, the whole painful rebuilding (and, unbelievably, collections) saga doesn’t make for a sexy news hour, and you wouldn’t want anything to get in the way of Anderson Cooper’s ability to spend two months asking the same three talking heads whether . . .