Posts Tagged ‘Boyle’
September 27 — An Evening with T.C. Boyle
The inimitable and acclaimed writer returns to Live Talks Los Angele with his newest and fourteenth novel, San Miguel — a soaring historical narrative about two families trying to start new lives on a windswept, near-desolate island just off the coast of southern California.
Read MoreT.C. Boyle interview in the Wall Street Journal…
Fun interview with T.C. Boyle in the Speakeasy column in the Wall Street Journal. T.C. Boyle joins at Live Talks Los Angeles at Track 16 in Santa Monica this Thursday, March 3. Hope to see you there…Here’s an excerpt: What made you want to write a historical novel with such a similar setting? I’m trying…
Read MoreT.C. Boyle review in LAT and video short for his new book…
The Los Angeles Times has a review of T.C. Boyle’s new book by Richard Rayner. An excerpt… Mudslides, earthquakes, floods, fires — nothing quite gets T.C. Boyle’s juices going like a natural disaster putting his characters through the wringer. His new novel, “When the Killing’s Done,” opens with an action set piece that is unusually fraught…
Read MoreT.C Boyle (March 3 at Live Talks)…NYRB review of When the Killing’s Done
Here’s a review of When the Killing’s Done in the New York Review of Books. An excerpt… T. Coraghessan Boyle’s new When the Killing’s Done falls in nicely with the mood of Margaret Atwood’s vatic sci-fi tales or Jonathan Franzen’s recent, naturalistic Freedom with its impassioned defense of birds. Though he’s been writing for a long time…
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