Free e-books for Stanza
Novels by Alan Furst & Arthur Phillips are among the (e-)books Random House is making available free to Stanza users.
Novels by Alan Furst & Arthur Phillips are among the (e-)books Random House is making available free to Stanza users.
If you have any questions for New Yorker fiction editor Deborah Treisman, ask away. (For possible areas of inquiry, see Among the Unsavvy.)
By request, and in the hopes of doing some small part to ease the struggles of great bookstores like Powell’s, here is an incomplete list of books and essays I enjoyed this year: Fiction: Richard Price’s Lush Life, Aleksandar Hemon’s The Lazarus Project, Marilynne Robinson’s Home, Claire Keegan’s Walk the Blue Fields, Julia Leigh’s Disquiet, Amara Lakhous’ Clash of Civilizations . . .
David Foster Wallace’s thesis, his one formal, systematic contribution to the world of ideas, is unpublished & remains largely unknown.
Inspired by the Depression-era Federal Writers’ Project, Weiland and Wilsey decided to create their own version of the WPA state guides.