Blogs about: Michael Silverblatt

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Wallace's War Against Irony2 comments

Shane wrote 4 days ago: Last year’s most famous literary tweet was a harsh criticism of the late David Foster Wallace by Bre … more →

Tags: Postmodernism, David Foster Wallace, Modernism, American Literature, Finnegans Wake, the recognitions, Irony, Bret Easton Ellis, David Foster Wallace and Bret Easton Ellis

Michael Silverblatt Speaks at Cornell University

Nick wrote 1 week ago: I love this. … more →

Tags: Reading, Literature, Books, post-modern, Interview, book, Bookworm, kcrw, radio

Six of the best: Books Podcasts

Dina Ross wrote 1 week ago: I rarely watch TV these days but I do listen to a great deal of radio, in particular music, arts and … more →

Tags: The Guardian Books Podcast, New Yorker Books podcast, Le masque et la plume, New Yorker, Bookworm, Guardian Books Podcast, ABC Books and Arts Daily, Michael Cathcart, selected shorts

Don't Only Think, Feel Too

thoughtsatintervals wrote 2 months ago: What is the hardest thing to write about? Or to be seen to be writing about, if such a statement mak … more →

Tags: Art, Creativity, Literature, language, My Writing, film, Writers, Inspiration, Memories

Gilbert Sorrentino

Paul Saxton wrote 4 months ago: In conversation with Michael Silverblatt (on his KCRW Bookworm Show from 2002), the late, great Gilb … more →

Tags: Gilbert Sorrentino, kcrw, Bookworm, Little Casino, Coffee House Press

A Joseph McElroy Web bibliography

Jacob Siefring wrote 7 months ago: All in one place: a compendium of (free) Web resources for those interested in exploring American li … more →

Tags: Fiction, Non-Fiction, joseph mcelroy, criticism, Harry Mathews, William S. Wilson, Electronic Book Review, Garth Risk Hallberg, Neural Neighborhoods

Bookworm1 comment

Raoul wrote 11 months ago: Well, since I did a radio-related post last, I’d just like to talk about the brilliant podcast … more →

Tags: Etc, Bookworm, kcrw, interviews

Arranging One's Books: Affinities No. 4 (Rubbing Up Against Joe Brainard)

sigliopress wrote 1 year ago: On Wednesday, May 9, there will be two celebrations of Joe Brainard’s work on the occasion of … more →

Tags: Affinities, Siglio Books, Siglio Artists & Writers, Lisa Pearson, bill berkson, Joe Brainard, The Nancy Book, Lawrence Rinder, Bernard Cooper

A Medley of Gass Interviews and His Influence1 comment

Greg Gerke wrote 1 year ago: Over at the Reading William Gass website, curated by Stephen Schenkenberg, a video has been unearthe … more →

Tags: Bookworm, life sentences, Lou Andreas-Salome, Mark Seinfelt, Paul West, Rainer Maria Rilke, stanley elkin, Stephen Schenkenberg, the kenyon review

John Ashbery on Joe Brainard: "Nice as a person and nice as an artist. This may present a problem."

sigliopress wrote 1 year ago: THIS BLOG HAS MOVED! COME TO THE NEW SIGLIO WEBSITE TO FIND AFFINITIES, THE SIGLIO BLOG AND THIS POS … more →

Tags: Siglio Books, Siglio Artists & Writers, Lisa Pearson, Joe Brainard, John Ashbery, Bernard Cooper, Amy Gerstler, Lewis MacAdams, Aram Saroyan

Obsession: Bookworm.3 comments

Patrick Wensink wrote 1 year ago: Host Michael Silverblatt Maybe you already live near LA and know this. Maybe you listen to one of th … more →

Tags: Logrolling In Our Time 2, Bookworm, DeLillo, Dana Spiotta, Didion, Dennis Cooper, Educating Babies on Literary Shit

Infinite Jest As Sierpiński Gasket

Joseph Michael Owens wrote 1 year ago: David Foster Wallace’s INFINITE JEST was written (according to DFW) almost as a Sierpiński Gas … more →

Tags: essay creative nonfiction, David Foster Wallace, Infinite Jest, Sierpinski Gasket, sierpinski, Cosmedin, Bookworm

Morning Bites: Jackson Pollock death day, Dana Spiotta on Bookworm, Jennifer Gilmore's desk, Tom Waits fishing, and more

Jason Diamond wrote 1 year ago: Jackson Pollock died on this day in 1956. Later today on KCRW’s Bookworm, host Michael Silverb … more →

Tags: bITes, Jane Austen, Tom Waits, jennifer gilmore, Bookworm, Dana Spiotta, John Lurie

A Ray of Hope2 comments

Sundry wrote 1 year ago: I haven’t read A Moment in the Sun by John Sayles yet, but I plan to buy a copy and read it.   … more →

Tags: a moment in the sun, john sayles, Bookworm

Joy to the Reader When Reading Gass's The Tunnel9 comments

Greg Gerke wrote 1 year ago: How can I contain myself? (But perhaps the question is: how could Gass both contain and not contain … more →

Tags: John Hawkes, Rainer Maria Rilke, gertrude stein, Samuel Beckett, Henry James, William H. Gass, Habitations of the Word, Emily Dickinson, The Lime Twig

the tragic gardener

Valerie Palmer wrote 2 years ago: A couple weeks ago, I went to see Joyce Carol Oates in conversation with Michael Silverblatt at the … more →

Tags: Los Angeles, Joyce Carol Oates, Literature, Novels, a widow's story, Aloud, Revisions

Beginning to Dig into Gass's The Tunnel (1 of 2)12 comments

Greg Gerke wrote 2 years ago: Gass on history: “What counts for me…is what happens to human consciousness…what was lost when you p … more →

Tags: Bach, cello suites, James Joyce, Omensetter's Luck, Phillipic, Quarterly Conversation, Stephen Schenkenberg, The Tunnel, Wallace Stevens

The End of the Reality Hunger Interviews

Caleb Powell wrote 2 years ago: Over the last year I reviewed David Shields‘ Reality Hunger and interviewed the author multipl … more →

Tags: Book Review, Interview, Reality Hunger, the nervous breakdown, The Rumpus, html giant, David Shields, Nicholson Baker, Simon Critchley

Stephen Sondheim Meets Michael Silverblatt

Jason Diamond wrote 2 years ago: Posted by Jason Diamomd I haven’t given this a listen yet, but I can pretty much assure you th … more →

Tags: Bookworm, Stephen Sondheim


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