The book lane
Barbara Lanethe world of books
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 44 | Subscribers | Read | barbaralane.substack.com |
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Loved and Missed
I love it when a book by an author I’ve never heard of comes roaring out nowhere and gob smacks me. It generally happens when I’ve had a long book drought and been moping around about having nothing to read.
The real story
Many of my readers know I prefer literary fiction to any other kind of literature. Every now and then, however, s subject is of such high interest that I’m compelled to turn to a book that tells the real story.
Lowbrow
In my arrogant youth, I dismissed what I perceived as genre books -- mystery/crime/thriller/ -- as beneath contempt. I was interested only in literary fiction…the elders: Henry James, Faulkner, Austen, Forster, Wharton, et al; and their con...
Adrian still cracks me up
The podcasts my friends recommend are almost always political: Ezra Klein, Sam Harris, Pod Save America, et al. Me? I’m a sucker for literary podcasts. Among them: Selected Shorts, The Writer’s Voice and Fiction, both from The New Yorker, B...
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I've bee a book columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle, book reviewer for NPR, and several national newspapers, and author interviewer for City Arts & Lectures, the Commonwealth Club, and a number of literary festivals.
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