Thu, Dec 23 2010 10:35
It Was a Good Year
Here is my year in words, by the numbers.
44 publications in magazines and anthologies.
20 interviews of other writers.
16 readings.
12 readings by my pseudonym, Andy Devine.
11 screenings of films.
10 interviews of me.
2 translations: Dear Everybody in Korean, How Much of Us There Was in Spanish.
1 documentary, 60 Writers/60 Places.
1 paperback, Dear Everybody.
1 book under a pseudonym, Andy Devine's Words.
44 publications in magazines and anthologies.
20 interviews of other writers.
16 readings.
12 readings by my pseudonym, Andy Devine.
11 screenings of films.
10 interviews of me.
2 translations: Dear Everybody in Korean, How Much of Us There Was in Spanish.
1 documentary, 60 Writers/60 Places.
1 paperback, Dear Everybody.
1 book under a pseudonym, Andy Devine's Words.
Comments (5)
Fri, Dec 3 2010 11:20
Necessary Fiction: Remix

Fri, Oct 8 2010 11:35
A Monument to Love

There's a great review of Lo Que Queda de Nosotros, Tusquets' Spanish translation of How Much of Us There Was. Pepe Rodriguez calls the novel "a monument to love" ("un monumento al cariño").
New York Tyrant will release How Much of Us There Was in the US in early 2011.
Thu, Aug 12 2010 10:59
Lo Que Queda de Nosotros

Mon, Jun 7 2010 11:50
How Much of Us There Was

Comments (5)
Sun, Apr 18 2010 10:30
Mud Luscious Eleven

Wed, Apr 7 2010 02:45
How Much of Us There Was

The good Nik Perring put up a great little post about How Much of Us There Was, which gets its US later this year with Tyrant Books. Along with some other nice things, Nik says: "How Much of Us There Was broke my heart. ... It is ... utterly brilliant and incredibly affecting."
Wed, Jun 17 2009 11:24
I Made Fiona Robyn Cry (Again)
Back in April, I made Fiona Robyn cry when she read Dear Everybody. I made her cry again when she read How Much of Us There Was, which she calls "a distillation of what it is to be human."
Thu, Oct 16 2008 09:14
Human Destiny Starkly Illuminated
There's a profile on all three of my novels in this week's City Paper, in which human destiny is starkly illuminated and and I am compared to a small woodland creature and it is revealed that I have miles-deep brown eyes.
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