Litblog’s weekly tweets -
by Mr Monkey
- Not since Snow White have mirrors been so vocal - the new Martin Amis novel ‘The Pregnant Widow’ http://bit.ly/4mHWua #
- ‘So who is Perkus Tooth anyway?’ - Jonathan Lethem answers http://bit.ly/7bAvO1 #
- Good interview with David Vann, over @writerspet http://bit.ly/4V4uBN #
- B.R.Myers is not impressed by the ’strangled work-driven ways’ of E.Annie Proulx http://bit.ly/6iWtg4 #
- Orhan Pamuk in conversation with Reza Aslan (video) http://bit.ly/5gCvkp #
- On Meeting Muriel Spark - over at the OUP blog http://bit.ly/875Wvu #
- when the ghost of William Blake is wheeled out by some kind of jingoist windbag -http://bit.ly/5v6949 #
- Flannery O’Connor Redux http://bit.ly/90J76w #
- Know little/nothing about Hope Mirrlees? new site includes full text of her first novel Madeleine(1919) http://bit.ly/7aygX9 #
- There’s such a lot to take in with Zola; the research, the detail, the crowds, the weatherhttp://bit.ly/7iZlP2 #
- Dan Rhodes talks about his new novel, little hands clapping, over at waterstones. There’s an extract too - ” http://bit.ly/6xwq5o #
- Haven’t read any of Rhodes’ books to date, but the ‘Suicide-museum horror meets Gabriel Garcia Márquez romance?’ tagline has me intrigued. #
- the ten best-selling novelists in France,2009 http://bit.ly/4xJiQq #
- RT @thewritermama: Interesting…Top Ten U.S. Book Publishers for 2009 - http://shar.es/aRzvB RT @LitChat #
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