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New York May Have Been Book Country, But Texas Is Book Capitol

November 1, 2005

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Many of you may have missed the literary event of the month as it took place in a red state (albeit in a blue town). To kick off the 10th Annual Texas Book Festival in Austin, David McCullough, Salman Rushdie, Liz Smith, and Alexander McCall Smith were on hand for the black-tie gala to raise…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged 10th Annual Texas Book Festival, Alberto Gonzales, Alexander McCall Smith, Ann Richards, Barnes & Noble, Bill Clinton, Dan Rather, David McCullough, Doris Kearns Goodwin, Eli Wallach, Gary Wills, James Michener, Jane Smiley, Kinky Friedman, Laura Bush, Liz Smith, Mark Bittman, Myla Goldberg, Roy Blount Jr., Sandra Cisneros, Simon Winchester, Ted Allen, Texas Public Libraries

Of Jobs and Jump-Cuts

August 1, 2001

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Every publishing career follows a narrative arc. For some, it’s the Proustian ebb of Swann’s Way. For others, it’s Finnegans Wake. And the most gripping career stories tend to be those that jump out of the genre altogether. As conversations with a dozen book-world veterans show, life after publishing does exist, and what’s more, there’s…Continue Reading

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