Classic Crime, New York Style: An Interview with Terrence McCauley
Interview by Steph Post
An interview with "The Fairfax Incident" author Terrence McCauley.
Bookshots: 'Inside the Dream Palace' by Sherill Tippins
Review by Leah Dearborn
The walls of the Chelsea Hotel have seen it all, from Jackson Pollock vomiting profusely on the dining room carpet to the drug-fueled murder of Nancy Spungen.
As A Writer, Does It Matter Where You Live?
Column by Rob Hart July 18, 2012
Martin Amis moved to Brooklyn, leading The Economist to cream itself and declare Brooklyn the new frontier of literature. Besides being a few years behind the curve, does where you live even matter?
UPDATE: Rent Reduction Granted for St. Mark's Bookshop
News by Rob Hart November 3, 2011
After a request for a rent reduction was denied last week, a deal was reached today that will keep the St. Mark's Bookstore open--for now.
St. Mark's Bookshop Rent Reduction Request Denied
News by Rob Hart October 26, 2011
The owners of St. Mark's Bookshop in New York City were denied their request for a reduction in rent, another blow to the struggling indie bookstore
Michael Moore Throws His Considerable "Weight" Behind The St. Mark's Rent Concession Campaign
News by Joshua Chaplinsky October 4, 2011
Love him or hate him, Michael Moore is doing his part to support Independent book stores and so should you!
