3 monthes ago | By NY Times

Her debut novel, “Sister Wolf,” won a 1981 National Book Award. Her later books explored the Manhattan theater scene and the New England occult.
Read more ...

Search by Tags

Arensberg Ann Deaths Writing and Writers Books and Literature Sister Wolf Book Trade and Publishing Coronavirus

Emma Elliott presents new marble sculptures at on form 18

Emma Elliott is one of forty sculptors selected for on form 18, a biennial exhibition of sculpture in stone at Asthall Manor in the Cotswolds. She joins world renowned and... Read more ...

Guaecá House / Belluzzo Martinhao Arquitetos

Belluzzo Martinhao Arquitetos Location: Praia do Guaeca, São Sebastião - SP, Brazil Project Year: 2019 Photographs: André Mortatti Area: 400.0 m2 Read more ...

The Matterport Axis Simplifies 360-Degree Real Estate Photography

Matterport positions its new Axis as a way for Realtors to easily provide prospective home buyers a way to digitally walk through a listing without even being there. Read more ...

‘The Ipcress File' Review: In the Footsteps of Michael Caine

A new series on AMC+ remakes a fan-favorite 1960s Cold War thriller, with a “Peaky Blinders” star in the role Caine made famous. Read more ...

Marty Callner Might Be the Most Influential Comedy Director

Marty Callner made the first modern special, setting the template still in use. (He was also key to hair-metal videos. But that's another story.) Read more ...