October 15, 2010 The year isn’t out yet, but Booklist, a pre-publication review site, has already posted its Top Ten list for the best debut novels of 2010, and Morristown’s…
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Amy Greene’s Bloodroot is in the Top Ten
Amy Greene’s Bloodroot is in the Top Ten
October 15, 2010 The year isn’t out yet, but Booklist, a pre-publication review site, has already posted its Top Ten list for the best debut novels of 2010, and Morristown’s…
Poets Kate Daniels and Jeff Daniel Marion to be honored by the Fellowship of Southern Writers
October 15, 2010 This week, the Fellowship of Southern Writers notified Kate Daniels and Jeff Daniel Marion that they would be honored in April at the Fellowship’s Conference on Southern…
Marge Piercy talks with Chapter 16 about poetry, fiction, memoir, and writing as a political act
Marge Piercy’s productivity and accomplishments are nothing short of astounding. She has published seventeen novels in genres as diverse as science fiction and historical fiction, including The New York Times…
Patrick O’Daniel records the Bluff City’s greatest disaster
In Memphis and the Superflood of 1937: High Water Blues, librarian Patrick O’Daniel has written a compact volume detailing of one of the worst floods in American history. In early…
Ann Patchett loves her Nashville home
October 14, 2010 If you’re the kind of reader who longs to know whether your favorite novelist writes at a desk or on a laptop, Ann Patchett has a treat…
Two underemployed spelling geeks set out to rid the world of errata
If all you knew about the Typo Eradication Advancement League (TEAL) was its name, you might conjure a group of retired English teachers, and a few of their librarian friends,…