Blogs about: Hillel Italie
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Pulitzer Prize for history, but not for fiction
Members of the Philadelphia Inquirer staff react Monday after learning of their Pulitzer Prize for Public Service from their series on School Violence in Philadelphia. This year, no Pulitzer prize for… more →
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examine war
wrote 3 months ago: as a personal relation- ship deeply scarred created from a 1/30/13 Associated Press article by Hille … more →
A tell-all memoir by the late Whitney Houston’s mother, Cissy Houston
wrote 3 months ago: By Hillel Italie NEW YORK — Cissy Houston has a few words, and a few more, for Bobby Brown. In … more →
Amy Poehler working on ’non-linear,’ fictional, nonfictional illustrated book
wrote 3 months ago: By Hillel Italie NEW YORK — Tina Fey had a million seller with a book of essays called “ … more →
Johnny out of his Depp?
wrote 7 months ago: I thought I had got past the news of Johnny Depp being a publisher. I mean why not, so what, and all … more →
Pulitzer Prize for history, but not for fiction
wrote 1 year ago: Members of the Philadelphia Inquirer staff react Monday after learning of their Pulitzer Prize for P … more →
Book awards honor the 99 percent
wrote 1 year ago: Thanhha Lai, winner of the National Book Award for Young People's Literature for her book … more →
Publishing Keith Richards can write — seriously
wrote 1 year ago: Keith Richards By Hillel Italie On a night he was honored for his way with words, Keith Richards was … more →
10 years later, writers still trying to out-imagine 9/11 in fictionalized works
wrote 1 year ago: Buy this By: Hillel Italie Ten years later, and our imaginations are still catching up to Sept. 11, … more →
Boobs (1)
wrote 2 years ago: . 23/10/10 – In today’s Buyer Beware column of the Bangkok Post, entitled ‘Herbal spray takes fight … more →
JUAN WILLIAMS AND OTHER NEWS FROM THE EMPYREAN
wrote 2 years ago: Slickety is pleased to announce that a new feature is up: Yes, We Cant: The Chronicles of Oa … more →
Sincerest Form
wrote 3 years ago: On National Public Radio’s All Things Considered, Robert Siegel notes J. D. Salinger’s l … more →
