U.S. Book Show: Complete Coverage

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BEA 2013: Spotlight On Children: Marking Memorable Milestones

By Sally Lodge | 05/30/2013 @ 12:00AM

A handful of children’s publishers have arrived at BEA eager to announce and celebrate anniversaries of books, characters, or imprints.
BEA 2013: Spotlight On Children: Browsing the Booths, Chapter 1

By Sally Lodge | 05/30/2013 @ 12:00AM

Booksellers scouting new and upcoming children’s books will have plenty to pore over at this year’s show.
BEA 2013: Eric Lindner: The Road Seldom Taken

By Lucinda Dyer | 05/30/2013 @ 12:00AM

On the surface, Eric Lindner seems an unlikely hospice volunteer.
BEA 2013: Brendan Jay Sullivan: A Visit to Rivington with Lady Gaga

By Samuel R. Slaton | 05/30/2013 @ 12:00AM

In Rivington Was Ours: Lady Gaga, the Lower East Side, and the Prime of Our Lives (It Books, Sept.), Brendan Jay Sullivan, also known to his clubbing fans as DJ VH1, recalls the recent heyday of one of New York City’s hippest neighborhoods, where aspiring writers, latter-day hair metal acolytes, and wannabe pop stars dated one another, drank till the sun came up, and dreamed of making it big.
BEA 2013: Nancy Horan Follows Her Heart

By Genevieve Valentine | 05/30/2013 @ 12:00AM

In 1879, Robert Louis Stevenson was on a train to California in pursuit of Fanny Van de Grift Osbourne, 10 years his senior and married, with whom he’d fallen in love.
BEA 2013: Jason Mott: Best-Case Scenarios

By Jessamine Chan | 05/30/2013 @ 12:00AM

A year ago, Jason Mott was working at a Verizon wireless call center—“talking to angry New Yorkers for 40 hours a week.”
BEA 2013: Joshilyn Jackson: Two Characters Tell One Story

By Sarah J. Robbins | 05/30/2013 @ 12:00AM

Joshilyn Jackson’s fans, who might come to her work expecting lyrical portrayals of the Deep South and a collision of complicated characters, will not be disappointed with her sixth novel, Someone Else’s Love Story. But they may be surprised.
BEA 2013: Trista Sutter: ‘I Do’ in Front of Millions

By Lucinda Dyer | 05/30/2013 @ 12:00AM

She was the very first Bachelorette, a former pediatric physical therapist and Miami Heat dancer who fell in love with a handsome poetry-writing Colorado firefighter and had her fairy tale wedding televised on ABC to more than 26 million viewers.
BEA 2013: Tracey Garvis Graves: A Serendipitous Movie Option

By Bridget Kinsella | 05/30/2013 @ 12:00AM

Like most self-published authors, Tracey Garvis Graves just always wanted to write a novel and was determined not to let her “100% rejection” by agents and publishers stop her.
Susan Cooper: A View from the Window

By Shannon Maughan | 05/30/2013 @ 12:00AM

Sometimes the next great idea for a book is just outside one’s window.
BEA 2013: Dianne Dixon: From TV to Novels

By Bridget Kinsella | 05/30/2013 @ 12:00AM

Sometimes ignorance is not just bliss but a blessing. Back when Dianne Dixon was a clueless grad student, she listened when a friend told her that she was so offbeat and funny that she should get a job at Disney or Hanna-Barbera.
BEA 2013: Michael Pocalyko: Tackling the Next Big Thing

By Suzanne Mantell | 05/30/2013 @ 12:00AM

As a young man, Michael Pocalyko (pronounced “poe-calico”) had literary aspirations and apprenticed to legendary publisher James Laughlin at New Directions.
BEA 2013: Wendy Lower: Uncovering What Others Missed

By Suzanne Mantell | 05/30/2013 @ 12:00AM

Some people write exclusively about baseball, or the stock market, or dog care.
BEA 2013: Kiese Laymon: Chasing the Narrative

By Genevieve Valentine | 05/30/2013 @ 12:00AM

Kiese Laymon does nothing by half measures.
BEA 2013: Sheri Fink: Disaster Management

By Hilary Kayle | 05/30/2013 @ 12:00AM

After reporter Sheri Fink wrote her searing, Pulitzer Prize–winning New York Times Magazine article, “The Deadly Choices at Memorial,” which examined the tumultuous effect of Hurricane Katrina on New Orleans’s Memorial Medical Center, she knew the article was not large enough to say what she wanted to about that catastrophic event and the lessons learned.
BEA 2013: Nicole ‘Snooki’ Polizzi: Laughing Through the Bumps

By Karen Jones | 05/30/2013 @ 12:00AM

Best known for her party-girl persona on the hit reality show Jersey Shore, Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi has penned a book about pregnancy that is far from the traditional “what to expect” tome.
BEA 2013: Andrea Cremer and David Levithan: Writing Soul Mates Collaborate

By Claire Kirch | 05/30/2013 @ 12:00AM

It was love at first sight as only two writers could experience it.
BEA 2013: Allan Gurganus: It Takes a Village

By Hilary S. Kayle | 05/30/2013 @ 12:00AM

The fictional town of Falls, N.C., continues to supply Allan Gurganus with plenty of grist for his writing mill.
BEA 2013: Tim Conway: 70 Years of Laughter

By Karen Jones | 05/30/2013 @ 12:00AM

An Emmy Award–winning actor and comedian, Tim Conway has been making people laugh for more than 70 years.
BEA 2013: Jonathan Stroud: The Child Is Father to the Man

By Claire Kirch | 05/30/2013 @ 12:00AM

One of the most traumatic periods in Jonathan Stroud’s childhood had a positive aftermath.

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