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Ron Rash
As the Book Review Editor at the News & Observer of Raleigh, I had the great good fortune to work with Fred Chappell and Robert Morgan after they had already established themselves as leading Appalachian writers who were masters of almost every literary form, including short stories, poetry and the novel.
Jennifer Gilmore
Many people assume that everyone in publishing dreams of being a writer, that they’d all rather be hacks than flacks.
George Saunders
It’s the kind of New York Times headline that would drive most every self-respecting author into a fit of uncontrollable rage: George Saunders Has Written the Best Book You’ll Read This Year.
Joyce Carol Oates's Top Ten List
For most writers, 25 short story collections would be three careers. For Joyce Carol Oates it’s just a notch on her heavyweight title belt as the World’s Most Prolific Literary Artist.
Jennifer Egan's Top Ten List
We are honored to welcome the Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Jennifer Egan to Top Ten Land.
David Foster Wallace's Top Ten List
D.T. Max is receiving warm reviews for his biography of Top Ten contributor David Foster Wallace, Every Love Story is a Ghost Story.
Ron Rash's Top Ten List
As the Book Review Editor at the News & Observer of Raleigh, I had the great good fortune to work with Fred Chappell and Robert Morgan after they had already established themselves as leading Appalachian writers who were masters of almost every literary form, including short stories, poetry and the novel.
Paul Auster's Top Ten List
In 1982 Paul Auster published debuted with a classic memoir about life, death and the writing life, The Invention of Solitude. Now 65 and one of America’s most accomplished writers, he has delivered a second direct reflection on his life, Winter Journal.
Lev Grossman's Top Ten List
Our newest list comes from Lev Grossman, who has pulled off the magical feat of creating literary works with bestseller appeal. Lev’s work is informed by the fantastic.
Warp (1997) centers on a verbally clever Star Trek fan on the cusp (we hope) of adulthood, who imagines himself in various episodes of the show and as a knight-errant saving damsel’s in distress.