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Martin Amis, Paul Auster & Pittacus Lore Debut on the Indie Bestseller List - Posted August 28, 2012
We've collected the books debuting on Indiebound's ... [GalleyCat]
Man Booker Prize for Fiction 2010 Longlist Announced - Posted July 27, 2010
This morning Booker Prize judges announced the 13-author "Man Booker Dozen" longlist for the 2009 edition of the £50,000 literary prize.
The judges sorted through 138 books to pick the prestigious longlist. The final list includes: ... [GalleyCat]
J.G. Ballard Remembered - Posted April 23, 2009
Since novelist J.G. Ballard died earlier this week, tributes have streamed in from all corners of the Internet. Among them, Channel4 had an audio interview with ... [GalleyCat]
Scott Moyers Won't Be A Junior Jackal - Posted September 12, 2007
The Observer's Leon Nayfakh catches up with former book editor Scott Moyers, now comfortably ensconced within the Wylie Agency as a literary agent. In the last month alone, Moyers has sold books to Doubleday, Scribner, Random House... [GalleyCat]
Michiko Likes Fiction Again! - Posted May 8, 2007
A few months ago I did an impromptu search through the New York Times archives to find empirical evidence that lead book critic Michiko Kakutani has, indeed, developed a distaste for fiction. And for all of 2006, the only two novels she liked were Dana Spiotta's EAT THE DOCUMENT and Dave... [GalleyCat]
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