Blogs about: Chabon
Featured Blog
Entertainment
I make no apologies for once again speaking of Mr Michael Chabon and quoting him at length. It turns out that I hadn’t actually read everything he’s written and published (although I belie… more →
Split Pediment
Dialing In To More Manhood
mesnyder111 wrote 5 days ago: So, as anyone can see from my previous post, it’s time for me to read something that, well, fe … more →
Current Reads November '09
darkcargo wrote 3 weeks ago: Duncan listened to Revelation Space etc by Alstair Reynolds; he’s on the third in that series … more →
A PULP Preface, 2.0
dleray wrote 1 month ago: PULPable is where the many points on the graph of cultural modernity bubble just beneath the surface … more →
Kavalier and Clay by Michael Chabon 4.75/5
exereaders wrote 1 month ago: We all enjoyed this book and would recommend it – such unanimity! To those unaware of the comi … more →
It's Monday! What am I reading? The J. Crew Catalog!
— 2 comments
tolmsted wrote 2 months ago: First, here’s the link back to J. Kaye’s meme. Second, I’m obsessed with the J. Cr … more →
Book Review: The Yiddish Policemen's Union
zentner1984 wrote 2 months ago: Michael Chabon’s novel, The Yiddish Policemen’s Union is potentially one of the best alt … more →
Review of Gentlemen of the Road
John Walsh wrote 3 months ago: Two men, the melancholic Zelikman and the I suppose choleric Amram, join forces on the road and go t … more →
The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay
silverseason wrote 3 months ago: I never aspired to read a 650-page book about two guys who create comic books, but I enjoyed every w … more →
8/11 updates
abstract366 wrote 3 months ago: updated – Inez & Charlie, 3-sentence short story Great bday. Cat show, people watching. … more →
Entertainment
robertcinnamon wrote 3 months ago: I make no apologies for once again speaking of Mr Michael Chabon and quoting him at length. It turns … more →
The Yiddish Policemen's Union by Michael Chabon (Redux)
tolmsted wrote 4 months ago: Let’s start with Michael Chabon. Being a fan of all things Sherlock Holmes, I read “The … more →
Aquinas on the Wilderness of Childhood
everydaythomist wrote 4 months ago: This article by Michael Chabon in the most recent edition of the New York Review of Books somewhat n … more →
Creative Writing & The Money Myth
markrbailey wrote 4 months ago: Creative Writing What is creative writing? Opening to an idea, following where it leads, exploring … more →
Michael Chabon -- The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay
— 7 comments
Jonathan Birch wrote 6 months ago: It’s 1939. Joe Kavalier and Sammy Clay are young Jews in New York. Joe is a Czech newly evacua … more →
Poetic License
khorosanluna wrote 7 months ago: What’s good for the goose may be good for the gander, but that doesn’t mean poetic licen … more →
Vive le Genre!
tolmsted wrote 8 months ago: Lately there has been a renewed interest in genre fiction. Whether it’s Stephen King’s l … more →
Literary Buzz; Love for Short Stories
verbalarchitecture wrote 8 months ago: Let's set this city ablaze!As a relative newcomer to the world of literature, I’m no expert on … more →
Summerland
Toubab wrote 9 months ago: I just finished reading my fourth Michael Chabon book, Summerland. I have recently read The Yiddish … more →
Murder, Mystery and Chess
David J Single wrote 9 months ago: The U.S state of Alaska is famous for its salmon, its forestry industry and its beautiful wilderness … more →
