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Roberto Bolaño's 2666 Revisited
Any bibliophile can attest that one of the greatest pleasures of re-reading a favorite book is that it doesn’t change. You change, but it doesn’t, and somehow, you can measure your own cha… more →
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Picador
Andrew Nicholls wrote 3 weeks ago: The Picador is one of the 15 Tequila based drinks in the Café Royal Cocktail Book, published in 1937 … more →
The Best of the Best of the Paris Review
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chapmanchapman wrote 1 month ago: To a very particular sort of person, the Paris Review “Art of Fiction” & “Art … more →
Tom Wolfe takes Manhatan
youngtopublishing wrote 1 month ago: Tom Wolfe spoke at the Union Square B&N as part of the Upstairs on the Square series Glenn Gazin … more →
Ian Duhig
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Michelle wrote 1 month ago: Ian Duhig Ian Duhig has written five books of poetry. The last two of these, The Lammas Hireli … more →
Review of Better: A Surgeon's Notes on Performance (Paperback)
psoriasisnaturaltreatment wrote 2 months ago: First, as a quick proxy of how good it is, and as a way of enticing busy readers, I should note that … more →
Tom Wolfe Takes Manhatan
Kate Childs wrote 2 months ago: Tom Wolfe spoke at the Union Square B&N as part of the Upstairs on the Square series Glenn Gazin … more →
Brian Wolff Workshop
John Manning wrote 3 months ago: Yesterday, our studio enjoyed a creative and inspiring workshop presented by Brian Wolff. Formerly o … more →
Roberto Bolaño's 2666 Revisited
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Biblioklept wrote 3 months ago: Any bibliophile can attest that one of the greatest pleasures of re-reading a favorite book is that … more →
Chris Adrian, 9/11 Lit, Thomas Pynchon, Beach Reading and More
Biblioklept wrote 5 months ago: I’m about half way through two books right now: Chris Adrian’s A Better Angel, and Thoma … more →
Review: The Virgin Suicides by Jeffrey Eugenides
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lisamm wrote 6 months ago: I was so excited to receive The Virgin Suicides by Jeffrey Eugenides as part of the Picador Book Clu … more →
The Picador Book Club (on Twitter)
chapmanchapman wrote 7 months ago: How to use Twitter in a new way? Beyond the informal giveaways (“First 10 people to DM me get … more →
Naomi Klein & The Shock Doctrine
chapmanchapman wrote 7 months ago: Probably the very definition of dumb luck that one of the first projects I helped out with at Macmil … more →
Teaser Tuesdays
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lisamm wrote 7 months ago: Miz B and Teaser Tuesdays asks you to: Grab your current read. Let the book fall open to a random pa … more →
a short interview with Adam O'Riordan
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msbaroque wrote 9 months ago: I guess most people reading this blog who are interested in poetry know that Michael Donaghy’s … more →
A Tale Poorly Rendered: Christopher Sabatini on Fiona Maazel's novel Last Last Chance
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Daniel Casey wrote 9 months ago: Last Last Chance, Fiona Maazel, Picador It is as if Fiona Maazel was unable to decide whether to wri … more →
Bolaño, Roberto. (1998) Los Detectives Salvajes (The Savage Detectives)
Ben wrote 10 months ago: Los Detectives Salvajes (The Savage Detectives) (1998) Roberto Bolaño Picador, 577pp Translation by … more →
A Day at the Fights: Theater Arts for the Common Male
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mikesnotes wrote 1 year ago: This is the second of three posts on a trip I took to the bullfights last Sunday (you can read more … more →
A Taxonomy of Barnacles: A Novel
elob wrote 1 year ago: Set in the baronial Upper East Side apartment of Barry Barnacle, among giant aquariums, a sprawling … more →
the who's tommy pinball wizard @ the picador...
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michael wrote 1 year ago: The pinball game, The Who’s Tommy Pinball Wizard, can be found at The Picador, 330 E Washingto … more →
