I can’t get past the gratuitous use of product placement in the manuscript. For example, in chapter six the narrator is warming up a Tombstone pizza, even though the story takes place in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. … more
I can’t get past the gratuitous use of product placement in the manuscript. For example, in chapter six the narrator is warming up a Tombstone pizza, even though the story takes place in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. … more
The author of A Fan’s Notes learns he might not be as funny as he thinks he is… more
The late great author gets some friendly advice regarding the page count of his latest work… more
The Irish author learns his style might not play so well for Americans… more
A groundbreaking look inside the authors’ revision process… more
In which an unfortunate accident befalls the author’s forever lost typewritten scroll… more
Dear Mr. Mailer: Our rejection has nothing to do with us doubting your identity… more
“Pruitt began drilling holes in the enamel and beading the teeth into a necklace and wearing the necklace to work… more
Even the old writerly icons got that dreaded slip in the mail. Ravi Mangla unearths long-lost dismissals of the greats… more