A postcard from the 1930s of Týn church. “V.K.K.V. 125.”
If this image were included in an extra-illustrated binding of the novel Necessary Errors, it might follow page 172. (For an explanation of extra-illustration, click here.)
A postcard from the 1930s of Týn church. “V.K.K.V. 125.”
If this image were included in an extra-illustrated binding of the novel Necessary Errors, it might follow page 172. (For an explanation of extra-illustration, click here.)
I’m reading from my novel twice this weekend—on Saturday in Washington, DC, and on Sunday in Brooklyn.
On Saturday, September 21, at 3:30pm, I’ll be reading at the Politics & Prose bookstore in Washington, DC, with Anne Sward.
Thanks to the transporting power of a locomotive, I’ll be reading in Brooklyn, NY, the very next day, Sunday, September 22, at 11am, as part of the Brooklyn Book Festival. I’m on a panel of debut novelists, which will meet in Borough Hall Courtroom, 209 Joralemon Street.
Please come!
A photograph from 1990 or 1991 of Malá strana, Prague. [Originally mislabeled by me as “Nové město,” and corrected thanks to the comment below.]
If this image were included in an extra-illustrated binding of the novel Necessary Errors, the binder would be at liberty to position it pretty much anywhere. (For an explanation of extra-illustration, click here.)
In the Toronto Star, Emily Donaldson compares the advent of my novel to “Venus rising from the foamy sea.”
Over at the Barnes & Noble Review, I answer questions about innocence & ignorance, re-reading & writing, dialogue, and Faery Land.