Gabriel García Márquez is so money (and he doesn’t even know it)
Two years after his death, Gabriel García Márquez’s national icon status continues to grow in his native Colombia. The literary lion, best known for One Hundred Years of Solitude (which continues to… Read more »
“FILTHY TRASHY SEX NOVEL,” and other liberties
Scattered throughout Washington, D.C. this week are hundreds of books wrapped in plain black jackets with bold white text proclaiming the “objectionable” content within: “FILTHY TRASHY SEX NOVEL,” “SMUT,” “PROFANE… Read more »
Welcome to Exmoor National Park: have a beer, take a walk, write a poem, be published in a book
Southwest England’s Exmoor National Park has long been a site of poetic speculation. The nineteenth-century poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge famously walked and pondered there (he has the footpath to prove… Read more »
Speculation about the Obamas’ future focuses on potential book deals
The Obamas haven’t breathed a word about whether their futures bend toward the literary, but that hasn’t stopped the press from speculating about the kind of income they could generate… Read more »
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