Reif Larsen’s “The Crying of Page 45″ appears in this month’s issue of The Believer. This clever, inventive essay is excerpted from the book I co-edited The Late American Novel: Writers on the Future of Books. You can get a taste of the piece at The Believer website, but the full essay in all its illustrated glory is available in the print magazine as well as in, of course, the book.
Related posts:
- Excerpted From the book I’m reading right now: “My mother’s output,...
- Woody Allen’s Mere Anarchy Excerpted Following up on our recent post about the new Woody...
- 75 Notes for an Unwritten Essay on Literary Prizes Over on The Busy Signal, Matthew Hunte presents 75 Notes...
- ‘Kindle Singles’ Have Arrived Amazon has unveiled its “Kindle Singles” store. Says Amazon: “Typically...
Post a Response