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- Andrew Motion & Alice Quinn
National Arts Club,Marquis Gallery,...
Wednesday, December 16 at 7:00pm - Andrew Motion
192 Books, 192 10th Avenue, New Yor...
Tuesday, December 15 at 7:00pm - Mark Doty & Black Sparrow auth...
Harvard University, Thompson Room, ...
Tuesday, November 24 at 6:00pm - Opening Reception for The Goat...
Daemen College, Dun Scotus, Fanette...
Friday, November 13 at 6:00pm - Goat-Faced Girl Signing
Canterbury Woods, 705 Renaissance D...
Wednesday, November 11 at 11:00am - Kim Smith Reading
Manchester-by-the-Sea Public Library
Wednesday, April 15 at 6:30pm - Lyn Lifshin reading
Cafe Cornelia
Monday, March 23 at 3:00pm - Kim Smith Reading
The Bookstore of Gloucester
Thursday, March 12 at 7:00pm
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Wall PhotosCreated about 5 months ago
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David R. Godine, Publisher Happy New Year! We're looking forward to celebrating Godine's 40th Anniversary with all of you in 2010!
David R. Godine, Publisher wishing all our fans and readers a very happy holiday!
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nice review of The Goat-Faced Girl from the Wall Street Journal! "Children ages 5-10 will relish Jane Marinsky's colorful, naïve-style
paintings of Isabella learning to persevere, especially the image of
her determinedly stirring a bowl of batter, unaware of the dab of
chocolate on her goaty nose."
http://online.wsj.com/ar...ticle/SB10001424052748704398304574598320
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Like many good fables, this story opens with a foundling left – rather inconveniently, if not surprisingly – in the woods. A large lizard, ever conscious of tripping hazards, picks up the infant and takes ...
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Slate's Double X recommends Elizabeth David's Christmas as a bulwark against the madness of this season, "a reminder that whatever I choose to cook for Christmas dinner, it
can't possibly rival anything that involved leaving mincemeat to cure
in your pantry or serving a nice cold tongue."
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Throughout her distinguished career, Elizabeth David wrote and collected many articles about Christmas food. She put together a file of these articles, recipes, and notes, and even wrote an introduction, intending to publish them as a book. ...
David R. Godine, Publisher Chris Lydon interviews former British poet laureate Sir Andrew Motion, at "Whose Words These Are." Motion says (pardon if mis-quoted), "I've always wanted to write poems that look like a glass of water but turn out to be gin."
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Sir Andrew Motion succeeded Dryden, Wordsworth, Tennyson and, immediately, Ted Hughes as Poet Laureate of the United Kingdom. He can sound like the elegist of rural old imperial England, but he can sting ...
David R. Godine, Publisher Simon Winchester recommends our new classic, Life a User's Manual, at the OUP blog Holiday Book Bonanza!
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It has become a holiday tradition on the OUPblog to ask our favorite people about their favorite books. This year we asked authors to participate (OUP authors and non-OUP authors). For the next two weeks ...
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"The cast of characters in this reinterpretation of an Italian folktale includes a lizard and witch, deserted baby, and a lovely, lazy girl troubled by a bout of goathead-itis. Not to mention a finicky prince who is shocked to discover a faun-like face on his girlfriend’s body. The story is rich with subtle reminders t...o be self-reliant, productive, authentic, and watchful of the motivations of others. Marinsky’s rich, renaissance-inspired artwork captures just the right imagery."
— ForeWord Magazine
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Like many good fables, this story opens with a foundling left – rather inconveniently, if not surprisingly – in the woods. A large lizard, ever conscious of tripping hazards, picks up the infant and takes ...
David R. Godine, Publisher a note from editor Susan Barba, at the blog:
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The new issue of PEN America landed on my desk the other week with its surreal collaged cover and enticing topic: “Make Believe.” While I always enjoy finding new writers in translation between ...
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A reading, followed by a discussion moderated by Alice Quinn, with the Poetry Society of America, at the National Arts Club,Marquis Gallery, 15 Gramercy Park South, New York, NY.
Andrew Motion is also the author of In the Blood: A Memoir of My Childhood (Godine, 2008), which received glowing reviews inmostmajor newspape...rs and journals, including the New York Times Book Review.Most recently, he served as an adviser to Jane Campion for her film "Bright Star," which was inspired by Motion’s biography of the poet John Keats. He has just been appointed chair of the Mann Booker Prize for Fiction, 2010.
Time:7:00PM Wednesday, December 16th
Location:National Arts Club,Marquis Gallery, 15 Gramercy Park South, New York, NY
David R. Godine, Publisher great review from syndicated columnist Thomas Mickey of Oh Garden of Fresh Possibilities! Read about it at the Godine blog:
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At The Patriot Ledger, master gardener and college professor Thomas Mickey has a very complementary review of Oh Garden of Fresh Possibilities! by Kim Smith. He writes, 'This book is a joy to read for anyone looking for inspiration for a garden, small or large. ...
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Sir Andrew Motion, the 19th poet laureate of Great Britain,will
be in New York to celebrate and promote his first book of poetry to appear in the United States, The Mower: New and Selected Poems, published by David R. Godine, Publisher.
Please join us in welcoming Andrew Motion to New York, where
he will be reading from T...he Mower and signing books at 192 Books, 192 Tenth Avenue at 21 st Street, on December 15th at 7:00 pm.
Time:7:00PM Tuesday, December 15th
Location:192 Books, 192 10th Avenue, New York NY
David R. Godine, Publisher Has our new customer catalog. It's beatiful. If you'd like one, please let us know!
David R. Godine, Publisher Kim Smith on the late appearance of an American Lady, at the Godine blog.
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Imagine my surprise and delight in encountering this newly emerged beauty nectaring in our garden on a sunny day in early November. She stayed the afternoon, earnestly probing the newly opened florets of the Korean daisy blossoms. ...
