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Peter Kelton is a metropolitan daily reporter/news editor of who writes novels. He has critiqued fiction and taught news for more than 50 years from New York to Europe where he was a news correspondent. Contact Peter here.

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Cormac McCarthy's 'The Road' becomes a movie for which thanksgivings are in order

Tuesday, November 24th, 2009

When "The Road" (Alfred A. Knopf) was published in hardcover in 2006, the author, Cormac McCarthy, had already earned a reputation for...
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Holiday gift guide suggests novels to 'knock the socks off' the literary astute

Monday, November 23rd, 2009

Want to surprise a literary elitist with a gift that'll knock off his or her socks? That's easy when you follow the basic definition of literature...
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Prestigious New Mexico book awards honor adult fiction in seven categories for 2009

Friday, November 20th, 2009

The winners in the annual New Mexico Book Awards competition have been announced for 2009. The awards for fiction are listed here and the finalists in...
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Holiday gift guide favors intelligent, literary novels for the hard-to-please elitist

Friday, November 20th, 2009

So you want to surprise a literary elitist with a gift from out of the blue? That's easy when you follow the basic description of literature –...
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José Saramago's 'Death Without Interruptions' brings the literary elite a laughable view of death

When "Death Without Interruptions" (First Mariner, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) by José Saramago was published in its English...
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Here are selected readings of vital Native American articles and fiction

Native American Heritage Month began November with an address in which President Barack Obama told Native Americans at a White House Tribal Nations...
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When Isabel Allende speaks, readers savor the writer's humor

While the Albuquerque library system lists 65 entries (some audio) for the notable novelist Isabel Allende among its fiction stacks, one can also find...
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Torrid romance author publishes bilingual child's story about a cantaloupe

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Connoisseurs of quality literature praise the writings of the late John Hawkes

Last year on the death of John Hawkes, a splendid American writer, The New York Times reported that he was . . . "for five decades one of our...
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'Master Butchers Singing Club' weaves its magical story

"Fidelis walked home from the Great War in twelve days and slept thirty-eight hours once he crawled into his childhood bed." That's the...
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