Joyce Carol Oates has three publishers for her different types of works: fiction, poetry, and experimental. She is also actively involved in The Ontario Review literary quarterly.
Ms. Oates is described as shy, striking-looking, and highly intelligent, with a dedicated focus on perfecting her writing and storytelling craft.
The Art of Fiction No. 69
Gabriel García Márquez's studio in Mexico City has a large blown-up photo of him in a stylish cape.
During interviews, García Márquez speaks mostly in Spanish and uses small but decisive gestures.
Are you good in bed?' Jilly Cooper on horses, lefties and which fictional character she would like to sleep with
Jilly Cooper, at 87, exemplifies joy and curiosity, engaging others with her humor and sharp questions, showcasing her vibrant spirit.
The Art of Fiction No. 72
Joyce Carol Oates has three publishers for her different types of works: fiction, poetry, and experimental. She is also actively involved in The Ontario Review literary quarterly.
Ms. Oates is described as shy, striking-looking, and highly intelligent, with a dedicated focus on perfecting her writing and storytelling craft.
The Art of Fiction No. 69
Gabriel García Márquez's studio in Mexico City has a large blown-up photo of him in a stylish cape.
During interviews, García Márquez speaks mostly in Spanish and uses small but decisive gestures.
Are you good in bed?' Jilly Cooper on horses, lefties and which fictional character she would like to sleep with
Jilly Cooper, at 87, exemplifies joy and curiosity, engaging others with her humor and sharp questions, showcasing her vibrant spirit.
'Tonight I'll be raising a glass of Pussyfoot to my heroine, Shirley Conran' - Lucinda O'Sullivan on a late great dame
Shirley Conran revolutionized women's roles, transitioning from a journalist to a bestselling author with her Superwoman series.
Barbara Kingsolver, writer: You buy a book to take a break, not to be taught a lesson'
Barbara Kingsolver transitioned from a potential career as a pianist to become a renowned author with 17 published works, including The Poisonwood Bible and Animal, Vegetable, Miracle.
Sophie Kinsella, Shopaholic' Author, Says She Has Brain Cancer
Sophie Kinsella revealed she has been undergoing treatment for glioblastoma, highlighting her strength and determination in the face of a serious illness.
'Millions of Cats,' oldest American picture book still in print, and its famous NYC author being honored at the Whitney
Oldest American picture book 'Millions of Cats' by Wanda Gág celebrated at Whitney Museum.
Maryse Conde, Guadelopean 'grand storyteller' dies aged 90
Maryse Conde, a prolific author and academic, has passed away at 90.
Conde was known for her impactful storytelling on colonialism, black diaspora, and African history.
Barbara Megson obituary
Barbara Megson was a dedicated educator and historian committed to providing education opportunities to all, especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Her book 'Children in Distress' was a significant and enduring contribution to policy on disadvantaged children and used as a teaching resource in universities.
Author Andrew Maraniss Latest Work is for Every Generation of Hoops Fans
Basketball has iconic moments like Michael Jordan's shot, but also untold stories like Perry Wallace's. Author Andrew Maraniss sheds light on overlooked narratives in the sports world.
Pamela Allen on Mr McGee and turning 90: I've always known what I'm doing is good'
Pamela Allen, a renowned children's author from Australia and New Zealand, has released a new book at 90 years old, bringing back the beloved character Mr McGee to delight young readers.
Fiona McFarlane Reads "Hostel"
Fiona McFarlane is an award-winning author
New story collection 'Highway Thirteen' to be published in August
Pamela Allen on Mr McGee and turning 90: I've always known what I'm doing is good'
Pamela Allen, a renowned children's author from Australia and New Zealand, has released a new book at 90 years old, bringing back the beloved character Mr McGee to delight young readers.
Fiona McFarlane Reads "Hostel"
Fiona McFarlane is an award-winning author
New story collection 'Highway Thirteen' to be published in August
Rebecca Rego Barry on Mystery Author Carolyn Wells and the Erasure of Women in Literary History
Carolyn Wells was a prolific and successful author during the Gilded Age, with 180 books and 82 detective novels, yet she is not widely remembered today.
Thomas Korsgaard Reads "The Spit of Him"
Thomas Korsgaard is a prolific writer with recognition at a young age.
Why the Bee Gees were like the Bronte Sisters and more from Bob Stanley's new book
The Bee Gees' early songs are emotional and wrenching, offering a stark contrast to their disco hits like 'You Should Be Dancing'.
Author Bob Stanley explores the evolution of The Bee Gees' music from psychedelic pop to funk, highlighting their ability to absorb and recreate various music styles.
The Art of Fiction No. 237
Dany Laferrière is a Haitian-Canadian author known for his autobiographical works.
Laferrière's books are interconnected and draw from his own experiences, including his exile from Haiti and his journey to bury his father's ashes.
Edward Jay Epstein, Author and Stubborn Skeptic, Dies at 88
Edward Jay Epstein, an author known for his research on controversial topics, has died at 88.
Epstein wrote more than two dozen books that challenged conventional wisdom and raised questions about government conspiracies and corporate dereliction.
Richard Osman among authors missing royalties amid ongoing cyber-attack on British Library
Richard Osman's 'The Thursday Murder Club' and Matt Haig's 'The Midnight Library' were the most borrowed library books in the UK last year.
PLR payments, which authors receive each time their book is borrowed from a library, will not be paid this year due to a cyber-attack on the British Library.
Richard Osman among authors missing royalties amid ongoing cyber-attack on British Library
Library authors in the UK have not received expected payments due to a cyber-attack on the British Library's systems.
The Public Lending Right (PLR) payments are crucial for authors, especially those whose books are popular in libraries.
Richard Osman among authors missing royalties amid ongoing cyber-attack on British Library
Richard Osman's 'The Thursday Murder Club' and Matt Haig's 'The Midnight Library' were the most borrowed library books in the UK last year.
PLR payments, which authors receive each time their book is borrowed from a library, will not be paid this year due to a cyber-attack on the British Library.
Richard Osman among authors missing royalties amid ongoing cyber-attack on British Library
Library authors in the UK have not received expected payments due to a cyber-attack on the British Library's systems.
The Public Lending Right (PLR) payments are crucial for authors, especially those whose books are popular in libraries.
The article explores the idea of authors creating an inflated version of themselves through their writings.
The novel 'How I Won a Nobel Prize' satirizes cancel culture, virtue signaling, and hypocrisy in the 21st century.
Olivie Blake Faces Her Fandom
The Atlas Six unexpectedly went viral, gaining a large following on social media platforms like Twitter and TikTok.
Olivie Blake, the author behind The Atlas Six, got her start writing fan fiction, which she believes provided invaluable experience for her writing career.
Lit Hub's Most Anticipated Books of 2024
Vanessa Chan's debut novel tells the story of a housewife turned spy in occupied Malaya during WWII.
Tara Isabella Burton's new book explores a possibly magical theater cult.
18 New Books Coming in January
The article mentions a new novel by Hisham Matar, his first since winning the Pulitzer Prize in 2017.
The article also mentions a book by author Martin that focuses on the connection between humans and the natural world.
The 2024 books lineup has a diverse range of offerings, including memoirs, novels, and nonfiction books.
Some anticipated releases include RuPaul's memoir, a posthumous novel from Gabriel Garcia Marquez, and books from authors such as Tana French and Kevin Kwan.
Rewriting the Rules of Historical Fiction: Can Memory Be Research?
Readers and writers are curious about the research process behind historical fiction novels.
Historical fiction authors often have robust and rigorous research processes to accurately depict the time period.
Every Author Must Contribute to Marketing Their Books Regardless of How They Publish
Authors are increasingly responsible for marketing their own books
Publishers have limited marketing resources for new or midlist authors
Forging Ahead: Understanding Influencer Partnerships in Brand Creation and Management | Entrepreneur
Brands are turning to social media influencers to amplify their brands in the digital-first world.
Influencer partnerships come with their own set of challenges and opportunities.
Styra's Policy as Code Report: Identity and Access Management Drives Adoption
97% of respondents believe policy as code is crucial for efficient software building in cloud environments
86% of respondents faced issues in authorization implementation
Francis Spufford: It was the sorrow of my life at age 10 that there wasn't one more Narnia book to read'
The Hobbit sparked a love for reading as a child
Books have been portals and sources of inspiration throughout the author's life
Various authors influenced the author's writing and perspective
Caleb Crain Reads "Keats at Twenty-four"
Caleb Crain reads his story 'Keats at Twenty-four'
Crain is the author of one book of nonfiction and two novels
Mick Herron Has Made a Blockbuster Career Writing About Foul-Ups and Has-Beens
Mick Herron, author of the 'Slow Horses' series, relates more with failures than successes.
Herron's career turned around after years of struggling to find a publisher, and he has now sold over three million copies of his books.
The TV adaptation of Herron's 'Slow Horses' books will start its third season on Nov. 29.
The Art of Fiction No. 118
Wallace Stegner has published numerous novels, short-story collections, nonfiction titles, and edited works throughout his career.
Stegner was known for his environmentalist views and his involvement in conservation efforts.
Despite his success, Stegner remains modest about his achievements and downplays his influence on his students.
The Art of Poetry No. 43
Donald Hall is a poet and author known for his works of poetry and prose.
He has received numerous honors and awards for his writing, including the Caldecott Award.
Hall gave up his tenured professorship to live on his family farm in New Hampshire.
CKCU: On Demand: CKCU Literary News Wednesday May 29th, 2024
Dr. Michael E. Mann is a renowned scientist specializing in Earth's climate system and human-caused climate change with significant honors and awards.
Kathy Lette: If you can get your kids to adulthood and they're not voting Tory, doing drugs or collecting Nazi memorabilia, you deserve a medal'
Kathy Lette, a successful author, shares insights on her life, fears, and experiences in a candid interview.
A Letter to My Son About the Earth He'll Inherit
Bill Weir is a Chief Climate Correspondent at CNN and the author of Life As We Know It.
John Boyne reviews Neil Jordan's autobiography: Modestly written memoir takes us into the mind of a great artist