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“Everything I do is in genuine pursuit of truth and beauty.” Austin Ratner, author of The Jump Artist, talks to the New York Times about giving up a career in medicine to move to Brooklyn and become a fiction writer.
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Discover why Kirkus Reviews names Norman Lock’s Love Among the Particles a “Best Book Out This Week” by reading an excerpt from the collection at The Collagist.
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In a National Public Radio interview, Eduardo Halfon confirms that we will soon be reading more from the narrator of The Polish Boxer. Tune in to NPR’s Alt.Latino, to hear him spin tunes and talk about Guatemala, Latin American cultural identity, jazz, writing, living in Florida and Nebraska, the influence of Bob Dylan, and much more.
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In selecting Ghost Moth for the Publishers Weekly “Best Summer Books” issue, co-editorial director Michael Coffey explains how “this amazingly assured first novel” found its home at BLP: “After receiving rejections from 38 publishers in the U.K. and Ireland, Forbes (an actress) got a tip from Paul Harding of Tinkers fame at the Dublin Writers’ Festival, which led her to send the manuscript to Bellevue.”
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Congratulation to Eduardo Halfon, whose first English-language novel, The Polish Boxer, is an International Latino Book Awards finalist. The other finalist authors are Mario Vargas Llosa, Felix J. Palma, Luis de Lión, Andrés Neuman, and Roberto Bolaño. Winners will be announced on May 30, 2013 at the Instituto Cervantes in New York.
