What you do
The novelist Tash Aw tells Chris Lehmann that he knew he had to quit his day job when he realized he’d started thinking of himself as an attorney.
The novelist Tash Aw tells Chris Lehmann that he knew he had to quit his day job when he realized he’d started thinking of himself as an attorney.
Tayari Jones admires Wench, by Dolen Perkins-Valdez, who will read February 26 at Girls Write Now’s new Chapters series.
If it costs $1000, count me out, but I’m excited to see the Apple Tablet. Matthew Battles looks at some of its historical (mostly failed) predecessors.
The Millions’ most anticipated books of 2010 include a collection of José Saramago’s blog entries, and much more.
The NYTBR praises my friend Maaza Mengiste’s Beneath the Lion’s Gaze, which imagines the last days of Ethiopia’s emperor Selassie.