Gotham Book Mart (former owner) (Gotham Book Mart Collection copy)
Physical Description:
xxi, 281 pages ; 21 cm
Place of Publication:
New York : Basic Books, [2005]
Summary:
Offering a voyeuristic peek into the private, creative lives of today's 20-something and 30-something writers, this volume sheds light on what their work means at a time when the book business is changing, and yet storytelling via e-mail and weblogs seems more relevant than ever.
Contents:
Introduction / Kevin Smokler
Beginnings. Not fade away / Christian Bauman
Look the part / Pamela Ribon
Border lines / Stephanie Elizondo Griest
The invisible narrator / Howard Hunt
From somewhere down south to South Beach: raw takes on the MFA /Michelle Richmond
The writing life. Welcome. Grab a broom / Dan Kennedy
A call for collaboration / Adam Johnson
As we mean to go on / Kelley Eskridge and Nicola Griffith
Her dark silent cowboy no more / Neal Pollack
Your own personal satan / Glen David Gold
Marginalia and other crimes / Tara Bray Smith
Security / Benjamin Nugent
The now. Distractions / Tom Bissell
If I had a stammer / Meghan Daum
Putting gay fiction back together / K.M. Soehnlein
Voice of a generation / Paul Flores
Ambassadors / Nell Fruedenberger
The McEggers Tang clan / Robert Lanham
121 years of solitude / Paul Collins
Lying to the optician: the reading experience revealed / Tracy Chevalier
The future. A computer ate my book / Douglas Rushkoff
The slippery slope to Margaritaville / Vivien Mejia
Andrew Krucoff and the amazing paper weblog / Elizabeth Spiers
Epilogue.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 273-281).
ISBN:
0465078443
OCLC:
57670183
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