Barley said he wanted to take "a more strongly editorial approach" to the book festival, creating themed strands in the programme that reflect the way that the world is seen by writers. By way of example, he said, a feminism strand might be constructed around the 40th anniversary of the publication of The Female Eunuch next year.The final line of that quote thereIs what makes this so potentially promising, because they'd invite people WORTH reading, and not just anyone who'd made a book in the last year. Link is here.
The festival must, he said, steer clear of "looking like a publisher's catalogue" with authors invited simply because they have published a book that year.
At the edge of the unknown, two teens stand and stare. Then one pushes the other in.
Monday, October 12, 2009
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I found this while playing with Google Reader this morning. I'd probably go to something like this, although only looking at Fantasy and Sci-fi.
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Haha! There's no escape now! Welcome to this blog. It'll be a mix up of many issues, ideas, funnies, etc. Red Wizzard is from Ontario Canada, and is 18. Karria is in Wisconsin and 18. Please enjoy the read.
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