Essayistic, narrative, and meditative by turns, Ponteri’s is a beautiful and truly courageous voice.
A tender, poignant and courageous narrative – insightful and beautifully written.
Nadelson chronicles his life in progress with the wry, warm honesty of an old friend catching up.
Moving, brave, and unforgettable, this deeply personal book pushes us all further into the light.
Dora is too much for Sigmund Freud but she’s just right for us – raunchy, sharp and so funny it hurts.
19 May 2013, 7:00pm
Seventh Street Stage at Jimmys No. 43, New York, NY
20 May 2013, 7:00pm
Annie Bloom's Books, Portland, OR
Brief items of interest concerning our books and authors
Lidia Yuknavtich’s Dora: A Headcase in Italiano!
Lidia Yuknavitch’s novel, Dora: A Headcase, out in Italy, molto bene!
Scott Nadelson’s “A Warm Breath” is a Ploughshares Solo
From Ploughshares: We’re excited to announce the publication of a new Ploughshares Solo: “A Warm Breath” by Scott Nadelson. The Ploughshares Solos series allows us to publish long essays and...Forward
Gregory Martin’s Stories for Boys included in Pacific Northwest Independent Bestseller List!
Gregory Martin’s Stories for Boys included in Pacific Northwest Independent Bestseller List for Paperback Nonfiction!
Hawthorne Books and authors live and in person
19 May 2013, 7:00pmFacebook Twitter
Scott Nadelson will read from his memoir, The Next Scott Nadelson: A Life in Progress at the Sunday Salon in New York, which is a larger than life reading series featuring a refreshing blend of local and international literary voices. Salon NYC offers the Big Apple’s tastiest prose each month. Drop on by for a sample and hear what’s going on.
20 May 2013, 7:00pmFacebook Twitter
Please join Jay Ponteri reading from his memoir, Wedlocked, to be followed by a conversation with Emily Kendal Frey.
Observations on books and publishing
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My father, six years ago, did what NBA player Jason Collins did. He didn’t do it on the cover of Sports Illustrated, like Collins did. My father first...Forward
Posted by Valerie Barlow on 23 April 2013
I love graphic novels. I remember my first: Fun Home, by Alison Bechdel—who knew picture books could be so profound? In her lush illustrated memoir, Bechdel tells the story of her relationship with...Forward
Posted by Naomi Sweo on 16 April 2013
As a follow-up to last week’s post on Annie Bloom’s Books in Multnomah Village, Hawthorne Intern Naomi Sweo interviews the store’s events coordinator, publicist, and CD buyer, Michael Keefe....Forward
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18 May 2013 11.46 am
New Yorkers, tomorrow please join Scott Nadelson reading at the Sunday Salon in New York! fb.me/2324GLVYh
17 May 2013 13.29 pm
Lidia Yuknavitch’s novel, Dora: A Headcase, out in Italy, molto bene! fb.me/Ggdsjkg5
16 May 2013 15.20 pm
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16 May 2013 11.28 am
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15 May 2013 23.32 pm
@HawthorneBooks I do hope you've got Southern Hemisphere stars on that cover Rhonda! We'll notice you know!
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