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Presented by the National Book Foundation and BAM Author Pete Hamill reads from his book Snow in August, followed by an interview with moderator Brigi
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E.L. Doctorow reads from his novel Homer and Langley and discusses his life as a writer, including why he left his job as Editor of Dial Press to writ
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By Dan Sheehan Paulette Jiles’ News of the World is the kind of utterly transporting historical narrative whose brevity seems both perfectly judged
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I’d heard about ND Stevenson from a former student who knows the best corners of the internet. “He’s big on Tumblr,” she said. A quick search
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For weeks after reading Most Dangerous, I found myself at casual lunches with friends, bringing up the Vietnam War. “Don’t you know how it really
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I read Bone Gap in a single night. I didn’t intend to, I just couldn’t put it down. I maneuvered between four different positions on my couch, ref
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I’d like to say I read The Thing About Jellyfish in an aquarium, but I read it on my couch. Still, along the way I loaded up YouTube videos of jelly
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What most excites me about Patrick Phillips’ work is its universality—the intersection of experience between Phillips and his reader; that
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I’ve always believed that reading a collection of poetry is like entering into a conversation. Qualities of a good conversation are curiosity, humor