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Now that I am more kindly disposed toward The Paris Review—the literary institution founded by George Plimpton and a cohort of his pals back in the wild and crazy 1950s—since they have dropped the hyperbolic “DNA of literature” slogan, I am pleased... Full Article at The Morning News
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screaming dialogue and blistering descriptions would be a false veneer of polite exchanges and precise scenery. Full Article at Salt Lake Tribune
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Italian writer Umberto Eco gestures prior to a press conference at the Louvre Museum in Paris, Wednesday Sept. 30, 2009. Umberto Eco is the Louvre Museum's guest of honor in 2009. View Photo »
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Ohio has so many wonderful writers, from Sherwood Anderson to Toni Morrison, and children's writers like R.L. Stine and Virginia Hamilton.
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Something as broad as the subject and role of “culture” demands an abstract discussion of ideas and implications. If this were another event, we would have been critical of the general questions that moderator Gene Seymour lobbed at the panel. Full Article at Mediaite.com
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Cornel West asked me whether there'd be sunshine when he got to Seattle. It was overcast, so I said he might have to bring it with him. Full Article at The Seattle Times
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This week, we have a contribution by Mohsin Hamid '93, author of Moth Smoke (2000) and The Reluctant Fundamentalist (2007)! * WHEN UPDIKE SAVED ME FROM MORRISON (AND MYSELF) One day in the spring of 1993, Toni Morrison took me out for lunch. Full Article at Daily Princetonian
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Italian writer Umberto Eco is seen prior to a press conference at the Louvre Museum in Paris, Wednesday Sept. 30, 2009. Umberto Eco is the Louvre Museum's guest of honor in 2009. View Photo »
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Toni Morrison is one of my favorite authors ... It’s exciting to see somebody you’ve admired for a long time. I thought it would be a very powerful experience, and it was.
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“After Robert Badinter, Toni Morrison, Anselm Kiefer and Pierre Boulez, Umberto Eco is the next special guest curator of the Louvre. Full Article at Artlog
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The opportunity to sit down and talk with the remarkable American writers (and Nation Editorial Board members) Toni Morrison, Tony Kushner, and Walter Mosley is rare enough one on one. Full Article at The Nation
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Italian writer Umberto Eco gestures prior to a press conference at the Louvre Museum in Paris, Wednesday Sept. 30, 2009. Umberto Eco is the Louvre Museum's guest of honor in 2009. The museum gave him carte blanche to come up with a series of art exhibits, concerts and conferences.
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