If I ever really visit L.A., I’m begging Pinky to take me on the Chandler tour
“The people and events in this book are not entirely fictional.” Raymond Chandler suggested varying the usual novel disclaimers.
“The people and events in this book are not entirely fictional.” Raymond Chandler suggested varying the usual novel disclaimers.
In the new Boldtype, A.M. Homes discusses the difference between writing fiction and non-.
Rick Moody throws a pie at a good-natured Dale Peck, for charity. (Peck has called Moody “the worst writer of his generation.”)
These images of sculptor Peter Callesen’s paper cuts have been floating around the Internet for a while, but they’re new to me. Many of his smaller works appear to be made from, essentially, single sheets of printer paper. My friend Kellie is partial to the Día de los Muertos style pieces, and “that crazy Tim Burton tower” (below). Me too, . . .
“A bawdy limerick? Really?” Virginia Quarterly Review posts some in-house notes on rejected submissions. (See also.)