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Congratulations to Eowyn Ivey! Her book THE SNOW CHILD was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize.
Meet Kate Atkinson when she hits the road for LIFE AFTER LIFE. Check the store website before you go-a few of the events have been moved to off-site venues!
4/16 Brooklyn, NY
Community Bookstore
4/17 New York, NY
Barnes & Noble Upper East Side
4/18 Naperville, IL
Anderson's Bookshop
4/19 Milwaukee, WI
Boswell Books
4/20: Wichita, KS
Watermarks
4/21: Austin, TX
Book People
4/22: Beaverton, OR
Powell's Beaverton
4/23: Pasadena, CA
Vroman's
4/24: Corte Madera, CA
Book Passage
4/25: Half Moon Bay, CA
Bay Book Company
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The Last Book I Loved: ‘The Unnamed’
The Last Book I Loved is an ongoing series with The Rumpus to highlight emerging Tumblr writers (and the books they love). Want to have your essay considered? Submit it here.
When you go to the website for Joshua Ferris’s 2010 novel, The Unnamed, your screen fills with static for a second. Then it resolves into a grainy gray video of the main hall of Grand Central Terminal, like security camera footage, commuters walking to and from their trains. And then fuzzy blue circles appear over a handful of heads. When you click on one, the video pauses, and a small text bubble comes up. One says, “I look around, I wonder if I’m just sick.” Another quotes a poem by Percy Shelley. “Art thou pale for weariness / Of climbing heaven and gazing on earth/Wandering companionless / Among the stars that have a different birth.” They feel like a little of what each person has inside them, a bit of story or sorrow they keep inside themselves.
This is what Joshua Ferris’s work is — a song of this secret world. He writes about the isolation of modern life, our disconnect from the world at large and from the people around us. And he writes of the small, beautiful hopes of connection — through love, through hope, through body-breaking exertions.
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"I can say that when the box full of finished copies arrived recently at my house, I did kind of stare at them in amazement. Most of that is probably because I’m about halfway through a new novel, at about the exact moment in the process where it feels nearly impossible that I’ll ever finish, and inconceivable that I’ve ever finished anything. So, to be able to see and hold a physical copy of Wise Men is a nice reminder that the stress and doubt and loss of faith and the endless, endless false-starts and scrapped drafts do eventually end, and that optimally, what’s left over is a book." Stuart Nadler in Conversation with Emma Straub on the Barnes & Noble Review

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A Valentine's Day eCard for anyone who's ever dated someone with flaws. From THE LAST GIRLFRIEND ON EARTH by Simon Rich.
It's Ursula Todd's birthday! Celebrate with us by sharing this birthday card.
11 February 1910
An icy rush of air, a freezing slipstream on the newly exposed skin. She is, with no warning, outside the inside and the familiar wet, tropical world has suddenly evaporated. Exposed to the elements. A prawn peeled. A nut shelled.
No breath. All the world come down to this. One breath.
Little lungs, like dragonfly wings failing to inflate in the foreign atmosphere. No wind in the strangled pip. The buzzing of a thousand bees in the tiny curled pearl of an ear.
Panic. The drowning girl, the falling bird.
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We recommend that you read THE SNOW CHILD by Eowyn Ivey on your snow day.
What are your literary plans for the day?
Best. Day. Ever.
Today it was announced that our own beloved, adored, treasured Reagan Arthur will be the publisher of Little, Brown. We can't imagine a sharper, savvier, funnier person to helm the ship. It'll mean some changes for us, but today we celebrate! And so many are celebrating with us. Here is the woman of the hour herself, hard at work, glass of wine to toast with handy, and surrounded by flowers from a generous, welcoming industry full of her fans!
Caption: Laura Tisdel did NOT write this on the white board on the fridge in the pantry. She's not being sarcastic. She really didn't. She fielded calls today and had no time to dawdle at the white board!
“She was like a comic book villain: by looking at me calmly she she’d obliterated any trace of my intelligence or charm or wit—really, any trace of my personality.” —Stuart Nadler, Wise Men

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Eowyn Ivey's THE SNOW CHILD is a Discover Award finalist!
The title says it all: our beloved Eowyn Ivey's wonderful debut, THE SNOW CHILD, is one of three fiction titles up for the 2012 Discover Award. Winners will be announced on March 6, 2013. Hooray-owyn!
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A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to our Endpapers
Last week I was hunting around online for the right image to use as endpapers in Kate Atkinson’s upcoming LIFE AFTER LIFE (April 2! Mark your calendars!). I had in mind something that looked like William Morris wallpaper and would incorporate certain elements of the story. I was surprised to find, without too much digging, exactly the perfect pattern, on someone’s Pinterest page. I was even more surprised, this morning, when I sent it to Kate for her OK, and she told me it’s the very same wallpaper that hangs in her own dining room.
Fate! Kismet! Or just a pleasing coincidence that made my day.
--RA
"Organized religion may be one way to find an understanding of the world, but reading fiction is mine."
The always thoughtful and wise Claire Cameron reviews Colm Toibin's THE TESTAMENT OF MARY for The Millions, offering up reflections on the power of fiction, the interpretation of religion, and the gap between what we think and how we feel.
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This week Simon Rich’s new novella “Sell Out” is being serialized on newyorker.com. It’s the story of Simon Rich’s great-great-grandfather, who falls into a pickle barrel and emerges, one hundred years later, into hipster Brooklyn. On the podcast this week, Simon Rich reads excerpts from the first installment, and then talks with Susan Morrison about the inspiration for his novella, his experiences writing for Saturday Night Live, and his love of the comedic premise, as practiced by Roald Dahl, T. C. Boyle, Douglas Adams, Kurt Vonnegut, and others.
Tues, Jan. 29th, Ian Rankin will drop by to signStanding in Another Man’s Grave.Two detectives work the case of a 15-year-old girl who disappeared along a scenic Scotland highway. Other than a photo sent from her phone, there’s been no trace of her. The case becomes more complicated by...

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The news of STANDING IN ANOTHER MAN'S GRAVE hitting the New York Times Bestseller list made us jump for joy this week. Reagan has been publishing Ian for 20 years in the US. Thank you for your support!
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Ian Rankin: US tour: to know him is to love him
Ian Rankin is coming to a store near you! Meet and cavort with a brilliant, funny writer we've loved for literally twenty years. Enjoy, dear readers!
1/24: Los Angeles, CA (CA - Los Angeles) 7:00 PM - Book Soup 1/25: Half Moon Bay, CA (CA - San Francisco) 7:00 PM - Bay Book Company 1/26: Corte Madera, CA (CA - Other, CA - San Francisco) 4:00 PM - Book Passage 1/27: Scottsdale, AZ (AZ - Phoenix) 2:00 PM - Poisoned Pen 1/28: Beaverton, OR (OR - Portland) 7:00 PM - Powell's 1/29: Kirkland, WA (WA - Seattle - Tacoma) 6:30 PM - University Bookstore 1/30: Houston, TX (TX - Houston) 6:30 PM - Murder By The Book 1/31: Naperville, IL (IL - Chicago) 7:00 PM - Anderson's 2/1: Milwaukee, WI (WI - Milwaukee) 5:00 PM - Mystery One 2/1: Milwaukee, WI (WI - Milwaukee) 7:00 PM - Boswell Books/Mystery One 2/2: Washington, DC (DC - Washington) 3:30 PM - Politics & Prose