Hot Topics for 05.14.08
>> Writers Pick Their Favorite Obscure Books
The Voice’s “favorite writers” on what to read this summer that’s not hot off the press.
>> Inherently Subversive
And speaking of obscure writers, Wyatt Mason pens and paean to Josiah Mitchell Morse.
>> ‘She gave a voice to Irish women’
Friend June Caldwell pays tribute to Nuala O’Faolain.
>> The Prizewinners: International Edition
Over at The Millions, Garth Risk Hallberg has undertaken a study of foreign-language prizewinners and their rate of translation into English.
>> Cookbook Publishers Try to Think Small
On the rise of the kiddie cookbook.
>> Why offices shouldn't go paperless: a Paris Review discovery
The LA Times reports that a typescript of a never published Leonard Michaels interview was found — and is published in the Spring issue.



Loved the Obscure Books column. I just ordered the Timothy Findley one, The Wars.
Posted by:lynn c | Wednesday, 14 May 2008 at 09:39 AM
Yeah. You don't see Harold Nicolson on many summer reading roundups.
Posted by:Karen Templer | Wednesday, 14 May 2008 at 09:46 AM