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Winning high praise from both the PEN Foundation and Oprah may seem a monumental feat, but it’s all in a day’s work for the author, whose novels—The Book of Ruth, A Map of the World, and the just-published The Short History of a Price—artfully pair elegant writing with an empathy for misfits.
When a royalty advance is subject to return.
The Sunken Garden Poetry Festival proves there is an audience for poetry.
Jane Hamilton.
Returning from her father's funeral rite, the award-winning author of The Warrior Woman discovered her home and the only copy of a manuscript she had been working on for years had burned. Renowned for her reinvention of literary form, she...
Passing on wisdom.
Copyright in cyberspace.
Literary agent Gail Hochman.
Pitching fiction through query letters.
In a final interview the poet talks about her influences, which range from Eliot and Williams to the mountain outside her window.
Ted Hughes's "Birthday Letters" is a commercial hit.
Coppola shares vision for Zoetrope at ceremony celebrating magazine's first year.
Writers Conferences & Festival moves from Denver to Minneapolis.
Avon revives its literary fiction and nonfiction imprint--Bard.
