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I wonder if the artist ever lives his life -- he is so busy recreating it.
--Anne Sexton
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Richard Dixon interview – interview with the translator of Umberto Eco's latest, The Prague Cemetery |
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Kafka by Vincent Stall – a comic book adaptation of Kafka's short story, "A Little Fable". |
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Inherent Vice by Thomas Pynchon – some links and resources for Pynchon's 2009 novel. |
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Neil Gaiman – a brief Scriptorium page on the great English writer has been added. |
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Primo Levi Works – Primo Levi page has been expanded. |
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Mason & Dixon: 3 Pages a Day – A reader’s annotations for Pynchon’s 1997 epic. (PDF) |
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Zak Smith Interview – Erik Ketzan talks to the artist of Gravity’s Rainbow Illustrated: One Picture for Every Page. |
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Counting down to Against the Day – a month of Pynchon updates to celebrate the release of Pynchon’s new novel. |
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New Papers – Nearly a dozen papers added on Abe, Beckett, Borges, Carter, Joyce, Levi, Perec, Pynchon, and more. |
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Henry Rollins Interview – Rollins on literature, publishing, and 2.13.61 Publications. |
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The Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana Annotation Project – An ever-growing resource on the countless allusions and quotations in Umberto Eco's latest novel. |
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Zak Smith's Illustrations For Each Page of Gravity's Rainbow – a staggering 760 illustrations by New York-based artist, Zak Smith, depicting the events and imagery of Pynchon's magnum opus. Our biggest update ever! |
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Geoffrey Brock Interview – Eco’s new translator is interviewed by Erik Ketzan. |
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FC2 – Small Press Spotlight on this publisher of experimental fiction. |
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Beckett Audio – A new section has been added to Apmonia. |
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Flann O’Brien – The Irish writer Flann O’Brien has been added to the Scriptorium. |
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More "What’s New?" – More additions, updates, and revisions. |
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Columns ran from 2004 - 2007. Browse the column archives. |
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Slightly Foxed – Allen Ruch on the Bloomsday centennial, The Modern Word, and online literary communities. |
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