On the 1st anniversary of our father's passing, my brothers & I reached out to these SEINFELD actors, who gave us the laughs we needed. THANKS to Wayne Knight, Steve Hytner, Phil Morris, and John O'Hurley. Sharing them in case others need to hear them too: https://t.co/CEexeYhQY0
I hate when an era ends. Hobart was so important to me and my writing life. Feeling for everyone grieving about this. Thankful to @Aaron__Burch for all of the good. 🖤🖤🖤
I'm thrilled to share that my new novel ROMANTIC COMEDY will be out 4/11/23. It's a love letter to SNL, a celebration of crushes and feeling smitten, and the happy place that's been my escape for the last few years. Perhaps it will also be yours?
https://t.co/zUnu2DoMIJ
Sixty three years ago in October 1959, The Twilight Zone premiered. As my dad said: The writer’s role is to menace the public’s conscience. He must have a position, a point of view. He must see the arts as a vehicle of social criticism and he must focus on the issues of his time.
After two days of jokes, we should add that we do actually take this seriously. We’ve published Annie Ernaux’s work for 30 years because we saw something special in it, and we still do.
anyway, my baby bird just arrived. i have regurgitated and regurgitated into its raw little mouth. thank you @TortoiseBooks for giving it wings. the rest is physics.
Historic Fenway Park is right around the corner from Boston University. And tonight, I walked over and threw out the first pitch at the Boston Red Sox game. Never thought I’d do this. This thing we call life is something. ✌🏾
🎥 @RedSox
Exclusive to @Center4Fiction: free USBs preloaded with fun things to celebrate the launch of the Gen X microcast, Typical (https://t.co/yLgoSTZUcy) from Jaime Clarke. Stop in and grab one (and buy books!) while supplies last, courtesy of @RoundaboutPress and @TypicaloftheX.
Galley-bragging but also galley-humbled to have had the chance to read Astrid Roemer’s ON A WOMAN’S MADNESS in Lucy Scott���s marvelous translation, coming in Feb. from @TwoLinesPress
This book is so incredible, y’all. Got me stacking up titles that vibe.