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Outtake from The Brothers’ Lot
Editing, rewriting: How true is the find your favorite bits and cut them maxim? Continue reading
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Tagged akashic, akashic books, books, Brothers of Godly Coercion, Dublin, editing, ireland, Kevin Holohan, novels, rewriting, The Brothers' Lot, writing
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The Brothers’ Lot Reading – August 20th 7pm
On Monday August 20th at 7pm at East River State Park, Kent Ave and N 9thin Williamsburg, Brooklyn, I will be reading from The Brothers’ Lot alongside fellow Akashic Books authors Shira Nayman, and Elizabeth Nunez. This is part of … Continue reading
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Tagged A Mind of Winter, akashic, akashic books, books, Boundaries, Brooklyn, Brothers of Godly Coercion, Dublin, Elizabeth Nunez, First Brooklyn stop on the L train, ireland, Kevin Holohan, literature, novels, Open Space Alliance for North Brooklyn, Readings, Shira Nayman, The Brothers' Lot, Venerabale Saorseach O'Rahilly, Williamsburg, WORD, Words by the Water, writing
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VCU Cabell First Novelist Award Winner Announced
Delighted for Justin Torres whose jewel of a novel We The Animals won the Cabell First Novelist Award. Congratulations to him and to all the others who were in the running and gratitude to VCU for maintaining such an award. … Continue reading
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Tagged A Young Man's Guide to Late Capitalism, akashic, akashic books, Along the Watchtower, and yet they were happy, books, Brothers of Godly Coercion, Constance Squires, Daniel Olivas, Donald Ray Pollock, Dublin, Hannah Pittard, Helen Phillips, ireland, Justin Torres, Kevin Holohan, literature, novels, Peter Mountford, Samuel Park, Shonna Milliken Humphrey, Show Me Good Land, Stephen Sondheim, Sunday in the Park With George, The Book of Want, The Brothers' Lot, The Devil All the Time, The Fates Will Find Their Way, This Burns My Heart, VCA Cabell First Novel Award, Venerabale Saorseach O'Rahilly, Virginia Commonwealth UIniversity, We the Animals
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The Brothers’ Lot: $10 Celebratory price til June 31
From:Akashic Books: The Brothers’ Lot is a semifinalist for the VCU Cabell First Novelist Award. To celebrate we are offering a special discounted price of $10 (including shipping within the U.S.) from May 21 – June 30, 2012. Click here: … Continue reading
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Tagged $10 special price, akashic, akashic books, books, Brothers of Godly Coercion, Celebratory offer, christian brothers abuse, Dublin, ireland, Kevin Holohan, literature, novels, The Brothers' Lot, VCU Cabell First Novelist Award, Venerabale Saorseach O'Rahilly, Virginai Commonwealth University, writing
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VCU Cabell First Novel award
Delighted to find out that The Brothers Lot is a semifinalist for the 2012 Virginia Commonwealth University Cabell first Novel Award. I had the pleasure of reading with Justin Torres at the Brooklyn Book Festival last year so I … Continue reading
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Tagged A Young Man's Guide to Late Capitalism, akashic, akashic books, Along the Watchtower, and yet they were happy, books, Brothers of Godly Coercion, Constance Squires, Daniel Olivas, Donald Ray Pollock, Dublin, Hannah Pittard, Helen Phillips, ireland, Justin Torres, Kevin Holohan, literature, novels, Peter Mountford, Samuel Park, Shonna Milliken Humphrey, Show Me Good Land, The Book of Want, The Brothers' Lot, The Devil All the Time, The Fates Will Find Their Way, This Burns My Heart, VCA Cabell First Novel Award, Venerabale Saorseach O'Rahilly, Virginia Commonwealth UIniversity, We the Animals
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