Visit with authors at LitPark! This week Neil Gaiman will be here.
8:47 AM PST, February 5, 2007
Hi.
It's been a while since I've posted anything here, but I wanted to invite you to LitPark, in case it's someplace you've wanted to be but didn't know it existed. LitPark began as a haven for writers who wanted to share the joys and miseries and inside information from a business that's known to be disheartening. It's become a positive community, not just for writers but for editors, publishers, artists and avid readers. Each week I bring in a guest, and we do something kind of playful and casual, and the community joins in as they like. This week's guest is Neil Gaiman, author of Sandman, American Gods, and Good Omens, among other books. He's also written the screenplay for three movies due in theatres this year: Beowulf, Stardust, and Coraline. I hope you'll stop by and join the conversation! http://www.litpark.com/ LitPark
7:10 AM PDT, September 13, 2006, updated at 10:58 AM PDT, September 13, 2006
Hi readers and other authors,
As many of you know, I run www.LitPark.com, a literary playground for writers, readers, artists, thinkers, and anyone who feels at home there. Each week, I ask a Question of the Week and respond to all comments. Also, each week, I feature an off-kilter interview. Today's is with Daniel Handler (sometimes known as Lemony Snicket), who talks about 9-11 and love. Past and future interviews include The New Yorker cover artist Peter de Seve, bestselling author and former drag queen Josh Kilmer-Purcell, former Deep Purple and Rainbow guitarist Ritchie Blackmore, McSweeney's editors, and many more. Stop by and join in the discussion! Thank you!
3:55 AM PST, February 2, 2006, updated at 3:28 PM PST, February 4, 2006
Thanks to those of you who contacted me through my blog's address to say you enjoyed Motorhead. I loved your funny stories about fish tanks and heavy metal and first loves. Your notes mean a great deal to me.
Welcome!
7:03 AM PST, February 1, 2006, updated at 10:02 AM PDT, June 24, 2006
However you stumbled upon this page, welcome!
I'm always happy to meet other book lovers. If you visit my blog, please drop me a note and I'll get back to you. http://www.publishersmarketplace.com/members/Susan Henderson/
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Bio
SUSAN HENDERSON is a contributor to NPR’s newest literary venture, DimeStories, produced by Jay Allison of This I Believe, and is the recipient of an Academy of American Poets award and a grant from the Ludwig Vogelstein Foundation. Her work has—twice—been nominated for a Pushcart Prize. Publications include Zoetrope, The Pittsburgh Quarterly, North Dakota Quarterly, Bellevue Literary Review, South Dakota Review, The MacGuffin, Arkansas Review: A Journal of Delta Studies (nominated for a Pushcart Prize, 2004), North Atlantic Review, The Green Hills Literary Lantern, Opium, Other Voices, Amazon Shorts (nominated for a Pushcart Prize, 2006), The World Trade Center Memorial, The Future Dictionary of America (McSweeney's Books, 2004), The Best American Non-Required Reading (Houghton Mifflin, 2007), Not Quite What I Was Planning (HarperPerennial, 2008), and Online Writing: The Best of the First Ten Years (Snowvigate Press, 2009). She blogs at LitPark.com, and occasionally at Huffington Post and Brad Listi's The Nervous Breakdown. Her husband is a costume designer, filmmaker, and tenured drama professor. They live in NY with their two boys.
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