The Quivering Pen

Just now I can feel that little quivering of the pen which has always foreshadowed the happy delivery of a good book. --Emile Zola

Showing posts with label William Lychack. Show all posts

Showing posts with label William Lychack. Show all posts

Sunday, May 24, 2020

Sunday Sentence: The Wasp Eater by William Lychack

Simply put, the best sentence(s) I’ve read this past week, presented out of context and without commentary. At the bottom of everythin...

Thursday, December 5, 2019

Front Porch Books: December 2019 edition

Front Porch Books is a monthly tally of new and forthcoming books — mainly advance review copies (aka “uncorrected proofs” and “galleys”) ...

Thursday, September 19, 2013

William Lychack Recommends: The Lost World of the Kalahari by Laurens van der Post

When a book plucks a chord inside you--the metal harp string humming and going blurry as it vibrates--and you connect with the words on a v...

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

My Year of Reading: The Best Books of 2011

These are the ones I loved. These are the ones I tried to persuade others to love. These are the ones that, when I was asked "Wh...

Saturday, August 6, 2011

Re-enchanting the World: The Architect of Flowers by William Lychack

Long after you have finished reading The Architect of Flowers and set it aside to move on to other books, the cadence of William Lychack’s...

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