Once again, there’s so much to share this week. Let’s get started.
You may recall how much I admired HHhH, the Laurent Binet novel translated by Sam Taylor. Now, I’m thinking that I should try to pick up a copy of the original French edition. Plus: In The New Yorker, James Wood weighs in with a review that’s definitely worth reading (and thinking about).
Mazel tov to Israel on the recent honor it received at the International Book Fair of Buenos Aires.
“The Philip Roth Society proudly announces a call for papers for Roth@80, a conference event organized, in conjunction with the Newark Preservation & Landmarks Committee, to mark the 80th birthday of Philip Roth. It will take place on March 18-19, 2013, at the Robert Treat Hotel in Newark, NJ.” Proposal deadline is September 1, 2012.
We have not been in touch for a while, but once upon a time you gave me some advice on an e-book.
First, mazal tov on your book “Quiet Americans.”
Second, I would like to share with you the news that I have found a small publisher in Vancouver for my first novel, King of the Class, a futuristic satire set in Israel.
The book is due for a spring 2013 release.
I want to thank you for your past support once again.
You should continue to encourage writers all over the world!
Dear Erika,
We have not been in touch for a while, but once upon a time you gave me some advice on an e-book.
First, mazal tov on your book “Quiet Americans.”
Second, I would like to share with you the news that I have found a small publisher in Vancouver for my first novel, King of the Class, a futuristic satire set in Israel.
The book is due for a spring 2013 release.
I want to thank you for your past support once again.
You should continue to encourage writers all over the world!
Gila Green
Thank you so much for the comment, Gila, and mazel tov on your forthcoming book!