ARCHIVES

The Ha-Ha has gotten the sort of shop-talk buzz and early reviews (�a writer to watch�) that tend to greet wunderkinds in their twenties.

There’s not a note in the score that I can’t sing. I happen to love my voice, and I think I can do things with my voice that many people who have what you would call more a conventional voice can’t.

A three point plan.

His memoir, in a translation that preserves the author’s gorgeous, discursive style and his love of wordplay, is a social history embedded within an autobiography.

am not so strong on trying to make the audience feel guilty. They feel guilty enough already.

Pete Hamill is a hard-boiled tabloidist turned sentimental novelist-historian; Tama Janowitz, who hung with Warhol and skewered the eighties art scene in Slaves of New York.

Three unrelated murder cases come under the scrutiny of a private investigator, whose quirks are only slightly less predictable than his canniest pensées.

Villain Tim Roth In The God Of Hell At The Actors Studio Drama School Theater. Opens November 16.

August Wilson, Playwright

Yes, the five finalists in fiction for the National Book Awards seem a little obscure this year.