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What Is It About Novelists Who Write Thick Books and Cornfields?

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Richard Powers

First Vollmann, now Powers. It seems the folks at the National Book Foundation and I are in sync these days. At last report, shortly after the ceremony closed up, the poor man was mobbed. For those who...

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Atwood Nails It

New York Review of Books: “So if [Richard Powers is] so good, why isn’t he better known? Let me put it another way —why haven’t his books won more medals? It’s as if juries have recognized the...

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NBA Audio

The BookExpoCast page has podcasts of the National Book Awards ceremony, including Richard Powers’ speech (beginning at around 31:42). (via The Written Nerd)

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Richard Powers on Fresh Air

I haven’t listened to it yet, but this should be interesting. (Thanks, Matthew!) Those who are having trouble with the feed (as I am) might want to try this link. [UPDATE: Listening to it now. Terry...

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Finally, Tanenhaus Does Something Right

Richard Powers is in this week’s NYTBR.

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New Richard Powers Interview

In this month’s Believer (incidentally, the first issue to carry an advertisement, of which the editors write, “This is the first time we’re taking ads, and it will allow the magazine to continue to...

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“The Moving Finger”

I intended to get to this the other day, but there are reports of Richard Powers’ presentation of “The Moving Finger” (with John Leonard!) by Sarah and East Coast Ed.

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New Richard Powers Novel Has Title and Release Date

FSG has recently announced a spate of titles for fall 2009. Among the bunch is Richard Power’s new novel, Generosity: An Enhancement, which is set for release in October. As soon as I determine any...

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Wooden Disposition

It is difficult to respond to James Wood’s remarkable misreading of Richard Powers’s Generosity without giving away the ending. As someone who respects a reader’s sense of discovery and who therefore...

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