Wednesday, August 29, 2007
Talk of the Book Town Returns
It's a minor piece, but a harbinger of things to come: return of Talk of the Book Town in The Oregonian, after a few months hiatus. This past Monday, a writeup of Willy Vlautin (Motel Life) and Jonathan Selwood (Pinball Theory of the Apocalypse). Both debuts, both published by Harper Perennial.
Nice event, with beer and cocktails (no host) prior at The Cleaners at the Ace Hotel, a street-level gallery where young something-somethings ogle as they past at a party to which they feel entitled and to which they lack (yet don't need) an invite.
"Drinking in Authors' Words," The Oregonian, Monday, August27, 2007
There's more where this came from soon enough. One more week as a moonlighter, and then it's freelance writing 24/7. Or 7/5. Whichever comes first.
Nice event, with beer and cocktails (no host) prior at The Cleaners at the Ace Hotel, a street-level gallery where young something-somethings ogle as they past at a party to which they feel entitled and to which they lack (yet don't need) an invite.
"Drinking in Authors' Words," The Oregonian, Monday, August27, 2007
There's more where this came from soon enough. One more week as a moonlighter, and then it's freelance writing 24/7. Or 7/5. Whichever comes first.
Labels: authors, Jonathan Selwood, Oregonian, Talk of the Book Town, Willy Vlautin
