Perhaps Van Gogh Didn't Kill Himself
News by Brandon Tietz
New evidence suggests celebrated artist Vincent van Gogh didn't actually kill himself.
Julian Barnes Wins The Man Booker Prize Amidst Bookish "Readability" Controversy
News by Joshua Chaplinsky
The Man Booker Prize goes to Julian Barnes for his novel "The Sense of An Ending."
Herman Cain Spends $36,000 In Campaign Funds To Buy His Own Books
News by Rob Hart
Herman Cain is his own biggest fan- his campaign has spent $36,000 on his books, which may have helped him land a spot on the New York Times Best Seller List
The Stress of Writing A Bestselling YA Fantasy Novel Gave Tyra Banks Alopecia
News by Brandon Tietz
Tyra Banks wrote a book that made the New York Time's bestseller's list, and no, hell has not froze over, but she did start to lose her hair.
Bram Stoker's Private Journal Discovered In Attic
News by Rob Hart
Bram Stoker's journal has been discovered, offering a new perspective on the famously-private author of Dracula.
Our First Book Club Selection Is... 'Stay God' by Nik Korpon
News by Dennis Widmyer
Starting in November we are kicking off the official LitReactor Book Club. Our first selection is 'Stay God' by Nik Korpon. Read here for the details of how this will all go down.
Saddam Hussein's Daughter Shopping Her Father's Memoirs
News by Rob Hart
Saddam Hussein's daughter is seeking a publisher for her father's memoirs, which she claims the Iraqi president wrote himself.
Authors Pledge Their Support To Occupy Wall Street
News by Rob Hart
Acclaimed authors are signing their names to Occupy Writers, a website that pledges support to the Occupy Wall Street movement
UPDATE: Oops: Wrong Nominee Announced for National Book Awards
News by Rob Hart
The wrong book was named when the National Book Foundation announced its nominees for the 2011 National Book Awards-- and now they're asking the author to withdraw.
LitRecapper: The Deuce Is Loose
News by Joshua Chaplinsky
A look back at LitReactor's second week in existence.
