The Grave of F. Scott Fitzgerald
Our DC correspondent Mike Martinez paid a visit to the final resting place of one of our all time favorite writers F. Scott Fitzgerald. Here’s to you, Scotty. continued...
Monthly Archives: December 2012
We Like Sara Roahen’s Tin House Sazerac
All lit mags should come with drink recipes! continued...
Vebal Vixen’s Favorite Books of 2012
This year has been a year full of books. Here at The Literary Man homestead, we collect books quite literally by the hundreds, and this year brought many worthy additions to our shelves. It’s hard continued...
For Which I Am Grateful
On this Christmas day, a random pic of many things for which I am grateful. My father-in-law Rooster-in-Residence @nobskafarms brought some Trinidad Moruga scorpions from his farm up on Cape Cod (they have a green continued...
Is That Like a Kind of French Pencil?
Occasionally, we here at The Literary Man look at literary people we know and wonder, ‘how do they do it?’ We all have different experiences to draw from and we certainly have differences in methods continued...
Trip Starkey’s Top Ten Books Read in 2012
Submitted by our resident book reviewer @TripStarkey, currently an undergrad at T.C.U. I asked Trip to write up a few thoughts about his favorite books of the year, and he responded with the titles that continued...
Pic of Obama That Even a Grinch Would Love
Saw this floating around Twitter this morning, and just had to repost. Never too old to play with a young superhero. Here’s the link to Obama’s analysis on The Waste Land, in case you need continued...
Pic of Two Moby-Dick Tattoos
Posted simply because this is awesome looking. Moby-Dick tattoos, anyone? Thx Anchors Away. This one’s pretty bad ass, too. And the best quote of the day: “Love lasts forever, but a tattoo lasts six months continued...
Literary Man’s Top Ten Books of 2012
Greetings, literarians. Time to tally our favorite titles consumed in the blur of 2012. As with last year’s list, these aren’t necessarily our opinion on the best books published in 2012; rather, this is a continued...