Here's Janet Maslin on Shalom Auslander (who visits March 1st) in Wednesday's New York Times:
"He brings to mind Woody Allen, Joseph Heller and — oxymoron here — a libido-free version of Philip Roth."
Thursday, January 19, 2012
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- Art in Science
- The Maldive Shark
- Young Writers Institute, July 1-7, 2012
- Wikileaks Lawyer vs. U.S. Attorney General
- Looking into the void....
- Nigerian Authors Look West
- Reconsidering Gertrude Stein
- Science and Religion
- Saved by Jane Eyre
- Two Minute Standing Ovation at Sundance
- Photography vs. Writing
- The Most Interesting Unsolved Problem of Science
- Woman of the World
- If You Read Only One Book....
- Fast Forward to the Year 2100....
- Writing for Documentary Film
- The Mind of God
- Mary C. Henderson (1928-2012)
- National Book Critics Circle Award Nominees
- Predicting the Weather in 2012
- Slavery Film at Ford's Theatre
- The Most Un-Korean Person in the World
- A Capricious God
- The Search for Earth's Twin
- Russia's Peculiar "Internal Passports"
- Teju Cole in India with Oprah
- Alan Lightman in Nature
- Exclusive Behind-the-Scenes Clip
- From Absurdity to Atrocity
- Writing in the Attic
- Workshop Spotligh on Peter Fernbach: "The moon pou...
- Who Needs Plot?
- Physics, Poetry, Planetarium Shows
- Writers Worth Seeing This Spring
- You Tubing the Revolution
- A Present for Martin Luther King's Birthday, 1986
- HBO Loves Literary Fiction
- A Few More Minutes with Andy Rooney
- Jewish Author Builds Mosque in Cambodia
- Open City on Every "Best of 2011" We Can Think Of
- What Are You Reading Now?
- "Fug You" in the New York Times
- New Film About AIDS in Africa
- Blackmon Leaves the Wall St. Journal
- Bob Boyers Wins Sidney Award
- Andy Viglucci (1927-2012)
- Is Life Possible?
- Summer Writers Institute 2012
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