Tea Obreht was the youngest author on last year's New Yorker "Twenty Under Forty" list of writers to watch. And she managed the trick before she'd even published her first novel. The much-anticipated tome comes out in March. Obreht talked about The Tiger's Wife in Publishers Weekly magazine. She talks about her Yugoslavian heritage and … Continue reading Tea Obreht in PW
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Brad Liening's poem "The President of the World Feels Lonely" is up on MPR's State of the Arts blog. If you like it, you can hear much more when Liening and two fellow poets read from their new work at M&Q. They'll be here Thursday, January 27, at 7:30pm. Don't miss them.--David E
Christian Lander Calls Boulder "A Halfway House For People Who Want To Move To Canada"
The Huffington Post has a quick write-up of Christian Lander's recent appearance in the bastion of whiteness that is Boulder, Colorado. He's on tour, discussing his book new book Whiter Shades of Pale: The Stuff White People Like, Coast to Coast, from Seattle's Sweaters to Maine's Microbrews.Of his hosts Lander said, "The typical Boulder white … Continue reading Christian Lander Calls Boulder "A Halfway House For People Who Want To Move To Canada"
Musings from Magers and Quinn 