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Prose fiction

Prose Fiction Update With A Bit of Poetry

Prose Fiction Update With A Bit of Poetry

Another week, another passel of links into the wide, wide [...]

Dick Francis, Manly Novelist

Dick Francis, Manly Novelist

A while back I read Dick Francis' mystery, Decider, and [...]

Prose Fiction Update

Prose Fiction Update

For your reading pleasure, as the work week comes to a [...]

Ten Books for Conservatives (podcast)

Ten Books for Conservatives (podcast)

From Accuracy in Media, in a podcast Don Irvine talks with [...]

Fiction Friday: Stories, News, Reviews & Opinion From the Publishing World

Fiction Friday: Stories, News, Reviews & Opinion From the Publishing World

News of publishing's demise is greatly exaggerated. Wander [...]

Lee’s ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ Attacked, Defended

Lee’s ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ Attacked, Defended

Author Harper Lee and her groundbreaking novel To Kill a [...]

Stephen King Strikes Out with ‘Blockade Billy’

Stephen King Strikes Out with ‘Blockade Billy’

Baseball inspires great stories. W. P. Kinsella’s [...]

The World of ‘Nineteen Eighty-four’—George Orwell’s Unhappy School Days Writ Large

The World of ‘Nineteen Eighty-four’—George Orwell’s Unhappy School Days Writ Large

In a recent article (also available as a podcast), "The [...]

“Just One More Thing . . . .”—Lt. Columbo Is on the Case

“Just One More Thing . . . .”—Lt. Columbo Is on the Case

The Columbo Collection by William Link Crippen & [...]

John Sandford Shakes Things Up in ‘Wicked Prey’

John Sandford Shakes Things Up in ‘Wicked Prey’

Minnesota author John Sandford (real name John Camp) has [...]

Bronte Films on the Rise

Filmmakers are moving on from Jane Austen to the more romantic and emotionally explicit novels of the Bronte sisters. (more...) [...]

Happy Birthday, Nancy Drew

Happy Birthday, Nancy Drew

The Nancy Drew book series just reached its 80th anniversary. These books were of better quality than most critics acknowledge, and they have been far more influential—in a positive way—than feminists want to admit. Story here. Books here. [...]

‘The Redbreast’ Raises Interesting Moral Questions, With Few Answers

‘The Redbreast’ Raises Interesting Moral Questions, With Few Answers

'It's an historian's duty to uncover, not to judge.' He lit [...]

Libby Malin’s “My Own Personal Soap Opera” Is Now Available

Libby Malin’s “My Own Personal Soap Opera” Is Now Available

Libby Malin's My Own Personal Soap Opera is now available online or look for it at a bookstore near you. Publishers Weekly notes that the book is  "Heavy on humor . . . Malin coaxes plenty of laughs." (more...) [...]

Attend a Tea Party, Support the Arts

Attend a Tea Party, Support the Arts

Bill Whittle is a clever, erudite and indefatigable [...]

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