Elizabeth Taylor: The NBCC at 35

By Elizabeth Taylor

NBCC board member Elizabeth Taylor, book review editor of the Chicago Tribune, reflects on the organization at its 35th anniversary celebration in September

Reading and Wrestling in Seattle

By NBCC

Books still rule in Seattle, and if you want to argue about it, these two guys with wrestling in their genes might just take you to the mat on the

Geoff Dyer on John Cheever

By Eric Banks

Interesting review-essay online at the Guardian: Geoff Dyer, an NBCC finalist in Criticism in 1999 for his Out of Sheer Rage: Wrestling with D.H. Lawrence and author of this year's

Q&A: Jürgen Fauth of Fictionaut

By Eric Banks

Fictionaut describes itself as “bring[ing] the social web to literary fiction” Co-founded in 2008 by Jürgen Fauth, a writer, editor, film critic, and associate editor for fiction at Mississippi Review,

3 Questions for Granta Editor John Freeman

By Jane Ciabattari

Former National Book Critics Circle president John Freeman was officially named editor of Granta today, after several months as acting editor. Freeman was responsible for Granta 108 – Chicago, the

BEWARE THE RETURN OF THE SMALL PRESS SPOTLIGHT

By Rigoberto Gonzalez

Since it’s the month of October and New York City weather has brought back the cold and dreary nights, it seems appropriate to bring back the Small Press Spotlight feature

Critical Library

By Eric Banks

Each week, the NBCC will post a list of five books a critic believes reviewers should have in their libraries. We recently heard from Colm Tóibín and here are the

Critical Library: Anne Fadiman

By Eric Banks

Each week, the NBCC will post a list of five books a critic believes reviewers should have in their libraries. We recently heard from Anne Fadiman and here are the

Critical Library: Charles Taylor

By Eric Banks

Each week, the National Book Critics Circle will post a list of five books a critic believes reviewers should have in their libraries. We recently heard from film critic, reviewer