Alex Kudera's Blog, page 97
September 10, 2017
it's a catastrophe
"In principle you shouldn't stop when you're writing a novel. If you stop to do something else, it's a catastrophe." https://t.co/TCORNRGQrD— Alex Kudera (@kudera) September 4, 2017
September 8, 2017
Street of Thieves
#FridayReads Street of Thieves by Mathias Enard #NTM2017 #French #literature https://t.co/l5EFGT6rqx— Alex Kudera (@kudera) September 8, 2017
August 30, 2017
Melville tweets in. . .
pic.twitter.com/AqivKegvIy— Robin Armand (@SlashMars) August 29, 2017
August 17, 2017
on the writer's mental state
A podcast interview with Michael Wayne Hampton and a print interview with Tao Lin both include interesting things to say about each writer's process, mental state, productivity, and more. If you enjoy these interviews, be sure to purchase my books, rate or review any you have already read, stay tuned for more on my leadership pilates video collection, and look forward to my finance pamphlet on how to lose all of your money in penny stocks by the end of 2017.
August 9, 2017
Philadelphia Free Library has three copies of Auggie's Revenge
An old friend saw Auggie's Revenge as a staff pick at the Walnut Street West location of the Free Library of Philadelphia, and from there I searched to learn the there are three copies in the system.
August 6, 2017
quotations
Over at Goodreads, I added a few quotations from
Fight for Your Long Day
,
Auggie's Revenge
, and Frade Killed Ellen.
August 3, 2017
Carver as Bukowski
Dr. Don Riggs, Poet Laureate of L.U.S.K. and recent reader on a rooftop near you, alerted us to Raymond Carver's "You Don't Know What Love Is," a poem inspired by the life and work of Charles Bukowski.
July 31, 2017
More Than You Think You Know
Beating Windward Press returns to the watery world with its latest release, More Than You Think You Know by Cyndi Perkins.
