Q&A with Victor LaValle
Victor LaValle tells Gregory Cowles that his next novel, Big Machine, considers the essential American question: who gets God? (More LaValle.)
Victor LaValle tells Gregory Cowles that his next novel, Big Machine, considers the essential American question: who gets God? (More LaValle.)
Stephen Moore says Thomas Pynchon’s next book will be 400 pages — a 60’s noir story, heavy on the psychedelia. (See also.)
I think I’ve been awaiting a different third Donna Tartt novel, but Galleycat has the goods on the real thing.
TNR reads the letters of Robert Lowell & Elizabeth Bishop — a topic of perennial interest — and detects a mutual schooling. (Via.)
Just as the cockles of my heart were warming over Ralph Stanley’s banjo pickin’ Obama radio spot, a reader in North Florida sends along a little something that guarantees they’ll be frozen over till at least sometime next April. The Jackson County School Board has taken action against a teacher who apparently made racial commentary on presidential candidate Barack Obama. . . .