Literary Lions: 15 Questions with Les Claypool
Publisher Johnny Temple interviews Les Claypool as part of Akashic Books’ “Literary Lions” interview series!
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Elizabeth Nunez Asks, Are We Related?
This February, in celebration of Black History Month and in conjunction with the long-awaited paperback reissue of Nowhere Is a Place, Bernice L. McFadden inaugurated our feature with the wonderful conclusion to her book. Since then, Courttia Newland and Kwame Dawes have contributed stories of their own family history. This week, Elizabeth Nunez similarly asks, Are We Related?
Lydia Lunch, Bibbe Hansen & Tony O’Neill @ Bowery Electric!
SUNDAY, MARCH 3rd: Lydia Lunch, Bibbe Hansen, & Tony O’Neill @ BOWERY ELECTRIC!
“Disappears” by Joe Meno
The vice principal asked if I wanted a ride home. It had just started to rain so I said okay. I was walking down Plum Street and was just about to disappear into the forest preserve when he pulled up. He was driving a station wagon that looked like it was twenty years old. There was a rusty patch on the passenger side door that looked like a dark red hand…
Weekly Roundup for 2/22/13
Every Friday, the Akashic team highlights industry news, reviews, and features from around the web (and the office!). This week’s roundup comes to you from Akashic publicist Kate Bogden and editorial assistant Susannah Lawrence.
A Conversation with Rebecca Fitting and Jessica Stockton Bagnulo, co-owners of Greenlight Bookstore
Continuing our feature Akashic in Good Company, which spotlights our colleagues in other corners of the publishing world, Akashic Books Managing Editor Johanna Ingalls speaks with Rebecca Fitting and Jessica Stockton Bagnulo, co-owners of Greenlight Bookstore!
Literary Lions: 15 Questions with Nick Zinner
Publisher Johnny Temple interviews Nick Zinner (Yeah Yeah Yeahs) as part of Akashic Books’ “Literary Lions” interview series!
Kwame Dawes Asks, Are We Related?
Each month, Akashic invites contributions to our featured blog from our roster of fabulous authors. This February, in celebration of Black History Month and in conjunction with the long-awaited paperback reissue of Nowhere Is a Place, Bernice L. McFadden inaugurated our feature with the wonderful conclusion to her book. This week, Kwame Dawes similarly asks, Are We Related?