Posts tagged "Scott Mclemee"
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Roundup
by Jane Ciabattari
This year’s Balakian winner, Ron Charles, handicaps the National Book Critics Circle fiction awards, to be announced next Thursday evening, March 23, at the...read »
Roundup
by Jane Ciabattari
Balakian winner Sam Anderson sets up a duel between this year’s first-ever National Book Critics Circle Poetry Award dual winners Juan Felipe Herrera and...read »
Hubert Harrison, A Pioneering African-American Reviewer
by Eric Banks
At the Columbia Journalism Review, NBCC board member Scott McLemee has a fascinating article on the pioneering reviewer Hubert Harrison (thanks James Marcus...read »
Scott McLemee at Firedoglake.com
by Eric Banks
How reviewers are adapting to the new digital order has been one of the burning themes among NBCC members for the past year. NBCC board member Scott McLemee...read »
A George Scialabba Festschrift
by Eric Banks
At the group blog Crooked Timber, a number of writers, including Michael Bérubé, Russell Jacoby, and NBCC board member Scott McLemee, recently conducted an...read »
Guest Post by Mark Athitakis: The Way of the Litblog
by Jane Ciabattari
NBCC member Mark Athitakis brought to our attention that literary bloggers D.G. Myers and Patrick Kurp were hosting an online symposium called “The...read »
Scott McLemee on the Caribbean Review of Books, the Crisis in Haiti, and the “Economy of Attention”
by Eric Banks
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