Tennessee celebrates Valentine’s Day
Tennessee legislation “would require death certificates for aborted fetuses, which likely would create public records identifying women who have abortions.”
Tennessee legislation “would require death certificates for aborted fetuses, which likely would create public records identifying women who have abortions.”
For The High Hat’s “First Loves” issue, Chris Lanier interviews Serbian cartoonist Aleksandar Zograf, Leonard Pierce revisits Pynchon, and David Nordstrom considers Wodehouse, “the old unreliable.”
Poets & Writers is offering a discount on tickets to Joan Didion’s new play, The Year of Magical Thinking. You can hear the author and actress Vanessa Redgrave discussing the show at NPR.
As Turkey debates its speech crime laws, Orhan Pamuk flees to the U.S. in fear for his life (or, as some would have it, Pamuk runs away).
“Most Americans probably think Michael Ondaatje is British (try selling ‘The Canadian Patient’).” Why are U.S. readers blind to Canadian fiction?