So many books, so little space, but hopefully a lot of time
There are so many great novels coming out this year. I have written about a few Continue Reading
Chimamanda Reads From Notes on Grief This Saturday
A Newsletter From Narrative Landscape Press Issue View this email in your browser I’ve Continue Reading
Midweek PAGES in BookArtVille January 12 2022
Dear Subscriber, Welcome to PAGES, our Midweek newsletter dedicated to books and book related activities. German Continue Reading
Top Ugandan novelist charged after ‘month of torture’ for Museveni tweets
A prominent Ugandan writer and critic of long-ruling leader Yoweri Museveni has been charged with communications Continue Reading
Was Norman Mailer Canceled? His Publishers Say No.
The independent press Skyhorse acquired a new book by the late writer after Random House, his Continue Reading
The Major General’s book on the Events of January 15th
Curious about the events of January 15th 1966 and why they still resonate in our history? Continue Reading
BookTrek#1 2022: Osundare Reads His Green Poems at Roving Heights
Niyi Osundare, Nigeria’s Poet Laureate, will be reading poems from his latest collection at Roving Heights Continue Reading
Adichie: Breakfast & Literature
By Toyin Akinosho I ran into Xaver von Cranach at breakfast. A literary correspondent of the Continue Reading
Brilliant biography of ‘a pain the the arse’
Reviewer: Archie Henderson A Certain Idea of France: The Life of Charles de Gaulle, by Julian Continue Reading
Monday Money in CultureTown at BookArtVille
Dear Subscriber, Here’s the weekly Money in CultureTown at BookArtVille, with the following stories: Write My Continue Reading