Greetings, literarians. Today we have a guest post from Kevin Haworth, whose work was recently included in Famous Drownings in Literary History. The content below is part of the ongoing blog tour curated by The continued...
Seen in the Milk Studios lobby. Photograph by Monet Lucki. Not sure who the model really is but I’m sure who she looks like. The “real” Eliot for comparison: And Bela Lugosi, for a third continued...
In case you missed this, or if you haven’t yet read this mind-wringing masterpiece. Also, it’s Number 1 on our list of the All Time Funniest Novels. continued...
Colum McCann’s excellent novel LET THE GREAT WORLD SPIN reads like a sweltering stroll through Manhattan mid-summer: the screams, sirens, shit-stained concrete, star-gazing tourists. It’s all in there, plus a fictionalized account of Phillippe Petit’s continued...
Last summer we posted an image of an original ad for The Great Gatsby discovered in an old copy of The Daily Princetonian. Now that the new Gatsby film is nearly upon us, we thought continued...
Very cool article on BookRiot today about book art, featuring this little infinitely regressing gem: continued...
Walt, meet Sasha Fletcher. continued...
Things have been a little bit busy here at Team Literary Man. We are happy to report the most recent addition to The Literary Team: The Literary Baby. Our Literary Baby was born in NYC continued...
In a world where reality television and social media hold sway over the masses, it’s hard to imagine that more than 250 people would line-up in New York City on a Monday night to attend continued...
Guns, Germs, and Steel: for years, it was the book everyone was talking about. Any intelligent conversation, ranging from politics to philosophy to American History, it all somehow came back to this book. But I resisted reading continued...