Publishers Lunch
The second of four longlists was announced
Tuesday morning -- with 10 poetry collections from ten different imprints:
Bury
My Clothes, by Roger Bonair-Agard
Stay, Illusion, by Lucie Brock-Broido
So Recently Rent a World, New and Selected Poems: 1968-2012, by Andrei Codrescu
Seasonal Works with Letters on Fire, by Brenda Hillman
The Big Smoke, by Adrian Matejka
American Amnesiac, by Diane Raptosh
Black Aperture, by Matt Rasmussen
Transfer of Qualities, by Martha Ronk
Incarnadine, by Mary Szybist
Other news:
Stay, Illusion, by Lucie Brock-Broido
So Recently Rent a World, New and Selected Poems: 1968-2012, by Andrei Codrescu
Seasonal Works with Letters on Fire, by Brenda Hillman
The Big Smoke, by Adrian Matejka
American Amnesiac, by Diane Raptosh
Black Aperture, by Matt Rasmussen
Transfer of Qualities, by Martha Ronk
Incarnadine, by Mary Szybist
Other news:
Two weeks ago James Patterson told
the WSJ about his plan to give $1 million to support independent bookstores
with a children's section, but the story didn't get much pick-up. Patterson
appeared on CBS This Morning with the same pledge and it received more
attention. Interested parties were referred to page at Patterson's web site
which offers no further details for now, but it does provide
a form to submit store names.
The Frankfurt Book Fair's prize for
the Best International
Literary Adaptation, for a film version of a book, will be
presented to Lebanese director Ziad Doueiri (and his co-screenwriter and wife
Joëlle Touma) for the adaptation of THE
ATTACK by Yasmina
Khadra.
Vintage will release a portion of Robert Caro's The
Passage of Power as a standalone digital short as the world remembers John
F. Kennedy. Titled DALLAS, NOVEMBER 22, 1963, the $1.99 ebook publishes October
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