Roundup 24

By Jane Ciabattari

Blogger Andrew Sullivan helps sell subscriptions to the print version of The Atlantic. Are you following “Best of the Millennium” so far on The Millions? Countdown continues! Adam Kirsch calls

Roundup 23

By Jane Ciabattari

Morris Dickstein explains that the title of his new book does not come from a Bruce Springsteen song. John Freeman wonders if we should slow down…“The boundlessness of the Internet

Roundup, Pynchon Edition

By Eric Banks

NBCC members are weighing in on the new Thomas Pynchon and his new novel Inherent Vice. Here are Art Winslow in the Chicago Tribune, Rayyan Al-Shawaf in the Miami Herald,

Roundup 22

By Eric Banks

NBCC Balakian award winner George Scialabba reviews the “excellent” new biography of Ignazio Silone by Stanislao Pugliese, Bitter Spring. Well before the Beatles first LP (apologies to Larkin)…. This week

Roundup!

By Eric Banks

NBCC member John Madera sends along word of several new reviews: At The Rumpus, he’s recently written on Chelsea Martin’s Everything Was Fine Until Whatever and weighed in on the

Roundup 21

By Jane Ciabattari

James Marcus surfing a wave of attention for his booty-shaking Philip Roth sampling, drawn from his Roth interview last September: The Guardian, the NY Times, the German press…. Lynne Sharon

Catchup Roundup 3

By Jane Ciabattari

Former NBCC president John Freeman moves from American editor to acting editor to editor of Granta. Freeman in the New York Observer here. Granta 106 is a special fiction issue.

Celebratory Roundup!

By Jane Ciabattari

As summer’s official start is upon us, some good news among NBCCers. Outgoing NBCC board member Marcela Valdes is a new Nieman, class of 2010, with an arts and culture

Roundup 20

By Jane Ciabattari

NBCC Reads at The Daily Beast. VQR editor Ted Genoways makes a persuasive argument for university presses and journals, as the LSU press is in danger. Ben Greenman celebrates “Please

Roundup 19

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 August Kleinzahler here. Geeta Sharma-Jensen drops