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Ken Wohlrob
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James Salter discusses the relationship between writing and travel from an old Paris Review interview:INTERVIEWER: Does the travel help your writing?
SALTER: It’s essential for me. There is no situation like the open road, and seeing things completely afresh. I’m used to traveling. It’s not a question of meeting or seeing new faces particularly, or hearing new stories, but of looking at life in... read more »
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Songs of Vagabonds, Misfits, and Sinners: New York Stories
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The Love Book
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Job in Williamsburg
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The Metronome Winds Down
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| The Book Addicts!: EllieNYC 200 Books to Love! | 390 | 232 | Dec 29, 2011 12:43pm |
“Rude am I in my speech, And little blessed with the soft phrase of peace.”
― William Shakespeare, Othello
― William Shakespeare, Othello
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Ocean Size wrote: "thanks for following my reviews. I also blog some of them. I think you would really appreciate the blog because it ties a song in with every review. a link can be found on my profile page in case y..."Thanks for tipping me off to the blog. If you're interested in reviewing the new book and the soundtrack, let me know and I can get you copies of each.
thanks for following my reviews. I also blog some of them. I think you would really appreciate the blog because it ties a song in with every review. a link can be found on my profile page in case you are interested.
Thanks for the note! The combination of music and writing is really attractive to me, mixed media in a way that doesn't happen enough I think. Really looking forward to Songs of Vagabonds!
Ken I will most definitely read it, it all sounds so true to life. Being a musician I really love when somebody mixes music into their writing. I'm looking forward to it and the Love Book. Thank you for taking the time to send me a message and friend request.
Ginnetta wrote: "Ken nice to meet you! Love how you mix the music and the writing."Thanks Ginnetta. I've got The Lost Episodes of Beatie Scareli in the reading queue now. Sounds like its my type of book (and a good review from our friend Tanzer can't be wrong).
Hi Ken: Thanks for inviting me to your friends list. And thanks for the nice comment about my book's nomination, both on my page and the small-press group. That was kind of you. I enjoyed your video and hearing about the Blacksmiths---you guys don't look old enough to have a 30-year-reunion tour. Man, Freebird Books looks like a great store! Your reading was great, too---nice commentary on Irishness. Congrats on The Love Book!
