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Marilyn Monroe's Bookshelf, Dr. Seuss' Rejected Manuscript & Man Booker Winner: Weekend Reading - Posted October 16, 2010
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Howard Jacobson: From Ping Pong Player to Booker Winner - Posted October 14, 2010
Novelist Howard Jacobson (pictured, far left) won the Man Booker Prize earlier this week. But before he won the prestigious award, he played ping pong.
In November, It Books will pub... [GalleyCat]
There's Only One Winner, But There's Opportunity For Everyone - Posted October 12, 2010
This morning, I got literary with my GalleyCat colleague Jason Boog for the Morning Media Menu, discussing the up... [PRNewser]
Howard Jacobson Wins Man Booker Prize for The Finkler Question - Posted October 12, 2010
Author Howard Jacobson (pictured) has won the Man Booker Prize, taking a prize worth nearly $80,000. Here's more about his prize... [GalleyCat]
Man Booker Prize Shortlist Announced for 2010 - Posted September 7, 2010
A few days after a NY Times review shredded his book (ignoring the novelist's gorgeous treatment of two set pieces, the lives of World War I pilots and the emergence of wireless radio), Tom McCarthy has been shortlisted for t... [GalleyCat]
The Jewish Book Network Puts Authors on Audition - Posted June 25, 2007
One of the most common stories I heard throughout BEA came from authors who had survived one of the several evenings sponsored by the Jewish Book Network right before the trade show began. Almost American Idol-style, authors were asked to get up onstage, recite a two-minute speech about why Jewish Book... [GalleyCat]
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