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Boswell Featured in Poets & Writers

July 25th, 2010 by admin

I finally got around to opening my July/Aug Poets & Writers magazine to find a wonderful treat: a lengthy profile of Daniel Goldin and Boswell Books. Here’s a link to the article as well as a slideshow of the photographs that accompany the article. BTW — if you have a copy of the magazine in hand, the article titled Self-Publishing Steve is worth a look, too.  And remember — support your local, independent bookstore!

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Writers’ Good Reads

May 12th, 2010 by admin

Writers are among the most discriminating readers there are, and RedBird-RedOak writers are no exception.  At the Spring Showcase, Boswell Books had a table of books recommended by some of our Roundtable participants. In case you missed them, here’s a sampling…

Every writer has a stack that looks like this on the bedside table. Something tells me that mine's pretty tame compared to some others'!

Oryx and Crake (Margaret Atwood)
On Writing (Stephen King)
The Half-Known World (Robert Boswell)
The Go-Between (LP Hartley)
The Given Day (Dennis Lehane)
The Woman in the Dunes (Kobo Abe)
A Box of Matches (Nicholson Baker)
Last Night at the Lobster (Stuart O’Nan)
The Island of Lost Maps (Miles Harvey)
Red Glass or Indigo Notebook (both by Laura Resau)
Shark Girl (Kelly Bingham)
A Curse Dark as Gold (Elizabeth C. Bunce)
A Book of Luminous Things: An International Anthology of Poetry (ed: Czeslaw Milosz)
Good Poems for Hard Times (Garrison Keillor)

What’s on your bedside table? Feel free to leave a title and mini-review in  a comment.

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