Year: 2005

Book promoter John Eklund, writing for Inversion, complains about book marketing while demonstrating why it's hard to market books to unique readers like him.

It’s not often that a blogger leaves the slipstream of electronic existence for a real time event in the oft neglected world outside the sliding door. Mys...

Last month, I saw that some in the literary blogosphere are upset that Amazon.com donates more to Republicans than Democrats. Dennis Loy Johnson of MobyLives.co...

An intriguing and unique work in many ways but it never seem to rise to the level of art; of aesthetic and literary meaning deeper than mere description.

Interesting review/discussion over at Books & Culture. Philip Christman discusses the possibilities of “moral fiction” in a review of Yellow Do...

MADRAS ON RAINY DAYS By Samina Ali Despite the title, most of this debut novel takes place within the walls of the Old City of Hyderabad. Layla, the protagonist...