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Authors Paul Auster and Joyce Carol Oates discussed writing across genres. This program was part of the Brooklyn Book Festival.

PEN American Center’s second “State of Emergency: Unconventional Readings” event called “Readings Against Torture, Arbitrary Detention and Extraordinary Rendition” was presented in oppositio…

PEN American Center presented a forum called “State of Emergency: Unconventional Readings” as part of their “Campaign for Core Freedoms.” Fifteen authors read selections from such writers …

Mr. Auster, editor of I Thought My Father Was God, and Jacki Lyden, of National Public Radio, hosted a reading of fifteen of the stories included in the book. The book is an anthology of 180…

David Isay talked about his book Flophouse: Life on the Bowery published by Random House. The book examines the history of flophouses along New York’s infamous skid row and the people who re…

Ms. Tillman talked about her book, Bookstore: The Life and Times of Jeanette Watson and Books & Company. She focused on the creation and development of Books and Company, and how a bookstore…

Professor Wood questioned Mr. Auster about his memoir, Hand to Mouth: A Chronicle of Early Failure. The book describes his experiences as a young, struggling novelist. Mr. Auster also took q…