It's a famous story by now—how Paul Harding's first novel,
Tinkers, wended its way through a world of publishing no's until it arrived at the door of Bellevue Literary Press (NYU School of Medicine) and was welcomed in with a yes. Early reviewers loved it; independent bookstores did, too. A few countable days ago,
Tinkers took the Pulitzer.
I ordered it at once, as I blogged I would. It arrived yesterday and this afternoon, after much tinkering myself (the large garden now weeded, the old w...
Published on April 28, 2010 14:55