Today’s links of interest:
- Ticknor: On the Pleasures of the Short Novel
Sam and Mark have kicked off "Ticknor" week with a back-and-forth posts. We’re starting you at Sam because we do so love continuity. - Brenda’s 2006 JDRF Auction
Author Brenda Novak is launching her second annual fundraiser for juvenile diabetes research. This year, she’s compiled an impressive list critiques and auction items. - The Boy Who Cried Author
For the one of you who really cares about J.T. Leroy. - Trump & Kiyosaki to Self-Pub New Book
Ever wonder how the rich get richer? Cut out the middleman. This is actually real news though it seems ripe for a good joke. - For New York literary set, parties are now passé
Damn, just when we found the perfect little black dress. - Dusting off the forgotten gems
Waterstones (of the UK for our non-Anglophile readers) has compiled a list of forgotten favorites and books that never found an audience the first time. In other words, if you’re looking for something different, start here. - Author Christine Fletcher – The Official Site
Our friend Christine Fletcher has, yay!, launched her website and is counting down the days until her young adult novel "Tallulah Falls" is released.
2 responses so far ↓
Joan Kelly // Apr 24, 2006 at 6:35 pm
I might be the one person you were referring to, regarding J.T. Leroy, so thank you. I just hate hearing a tiny percent of the story, and the person who’d told me about this strangeness about a month ago didn’t know what the hell had actually gone on. Which is understandable. But left me curious.
Satisfied.
Thanks again,
Joan
Booksquare // Apr 25, 2006 at 8:32 am
Ah, you fell for the time-honored BS outing trick. I have decided it’s okay not to know the whole story if you realize that working up the requisite level of enthusiasm takes more energy than you expend in the average day. Hmm, maybe there’s a formula I can create to calculated this.