How to Shake the Other Man by Derek Palacio launches on TUESDAY at midnight. Get ready and read an excerpt courtesy Electric Literature’s Recommended Reading. There’re only 200 launch packages, which come with a signed copy of the novella, an e-book file and a handwritten thank-you note, and launch week is but a mere week, so don’t dilly dally.
Politics & Prose: We're Hiring: Events Assistant
Really, how many entry level jobs will you find that are this awesome?Politics & Prose, Washington D.C.’s leading independent bookstore, is currently seeking an energetic, passionately literary, versatile, adaptable, cheerful EVENTS ASSISTANT. This is an entry-level position that will involve helping our events department manage a calendar of nearly 500 events…
Stop procrastinating! Submit your work.
(Source: galeriadeilusiones, via harrietgwhite)
Virginia from Virgina says she enjoys the following authors:
- Marilynne Robinson
- Paul Harding
- Michael Ondaatje
- Penelope Lively
- Edward St. Aubyn
What books do Jessica Soffer and I recommend for Virginia? (Be sure to watch the video for two more excellent suggestions from Jessica.)
Jessica Soffer is the author of Tomorrow There Will Be Apricots. Her work has appeared in Granta, Vogue, and The New York Times (among other publications).
(taped at Community Bookstore, Brooklyn)
New amazing tumblr. Authors + booksellers making personalized hand sells. Also, Tomorrow There Will Be Apricots was much loved at the Nouvella office, so we’re pretty pleased to be hearing Jessica Soffer talking about food.
We have some dating advice: Be wary of any man who has never read any Alice Munro or Lorrie Moore.
April 24, 2013
Darling reading illo AND a Sylvia Plath quote? Rookie wins our hearts, per usual.
Our two new readers, Eve Gleichman and Melissa MacEwen, tell us a little bit about their reading and beverage preferences. (And Emma and Deena do too, because they didn’t want to feel left out.)



