Blogs about: Alfred A Knopf
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Runemarks - Joanne Harris
Maddy has always been a bit of an outcast. Her father and sister are popular in town; perfectly normal, unimaginative, never dreaming, never wanting to hear any stories that aren’t in the Good B… more →
In the Booley House
The Boxer
josephsreviews wrote 1 week ago: “Maybe he realized… the utter aloneness of the fighter – despite the hangers-on, … more →
Vladimir Nabokov: Lolita & Humbert Humbert, Flora-Laura & Hubert H. Hubert
pjlr wrote 2 weeks ago: Michiko Kakutani has written an interesting review entitled “In a Sketchy Hall of Mirrors, Nab … more →
Learning to Love Robert Altman
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Jason Diamond wrote 1 month ago: By Jason Diamond There is hardly any film director that I have tried to force myself to like as much … more →
National Book Awards Finalists
Rene Tyree wrote 1 month ago: The National Book Awards finalists have been named. And here are your finalists for the Non-Fiction … more →
Runemarks - Joanne Harris
thebooleyhouse wrote 2 months ago: Maddy has always been a bit of an outcast. Her father and sister are popular in town; perfectly norm … more →
BLOOD'S A ROVER by James Ellroy
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jimmybing wrote 3 months ago: I’ve recently discovered this thing called “journalistic integrity.” The thing is, … more →
Julia Child
gothampr wrote 3 months ago: After Michael Pollan’s scary article about the death of cooking in America, we were pleased to … more →
THE COLD SIX THOUSAND by James Ellroy
jimmybing wrote 3 months ago: James Ellroy returns with the second chapter in his Underworld U.S.A. Trilogy, this one picking up m … more →
AMERICAN TABLOID by James Ellroy
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jimmybing wrote 4 months ago: A question. Are reviewers bound by some code of ethics to be fair and balanced in the reviews they w … more →
My Bloggiesta!
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judy wrote 5 months ago: One of the blogs I like to visit is Jocelyn Peyton’s Biblioaddict. I can spend a lot of time t … more →
Now Chip Kidd is in Newsweek
Tina Hay wrote 5 months ago: His work was just in the New York Times Sunday Book Review yesterday. Now Chip Kidd ’86 has a piece … more →
Tender Morsels - Margo Lanagan
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thebooleyhouse wrote 6 months ago: Outside a small village in (a slightly more magical) medieval Germany, Liga lives alone with her fat … more →
Sideways Author Rex Pickett Names WriteBrain Media for PR
denisedorman wrote 7 months ago: For Immediate Release: Santa Monica, CA — April 29, 2009– Rex Pickett, the novelist behi … more →
Geek Love
tobikai wrote 7 months ago: Geek Love, Alfred A. Knopf (Random House), 1989 Katherine Dunn I became obsessed with this book. I r … more →
Grab its greatness.
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jimmybing wrote 7 months ago: The good folks at Knopf were generous enough to send this over. For the uninitiated, or those who ca … more →
Book Review: What I Talk About When I Talk About Running
lesismore wrote 8 months ago: What I Talk About When I Talk About Running: A Memoir By Haruki Murakami Published July 29, 2008 Alf … more →
Publisher Alfred A. Knopf dies at age 90
edsweb wrote 9 months ago: From the New York Times, by way of the San Francisco Chronicle: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/articl … more →
The Ruby in the Smoke, a Sally Lockhart Mystery - Philip Pullman
thebooleyhouse wrote 10 months ago: Phillip Pullman writes a Victorian mystery. What, you need me to tell you more? Sally’s father … more →
Nobel Naipaul and his many enemies
asianwindow wrote 1 year ago: Patrick French’s biography of V.S. Naipaul (The World is What it Is, 554 pp, Alfred A. Knopf, … more →
