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Honored to have include Disappearing Debutantes as a finalist for the Big Other Book Award for Fiction
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Honored to have include Disappearing Debutantes as a finalist for the Big Other Book Award for Fiction
Saturday at writingworkshops.com
This will be fun! Let’s cut down Henry James. Let’s make Proust snackable. And let’s turn the tables, applying their styles to two novelists popular today. It’s all about craft, widening your critical lens and expanding your choices whenever you sit down to write.
Saturday, May 11, via WritingWorkshops.com. Led by Jon Roemer, Sr Editor, Outpost19
Join David L. Ulin with Maggie Nelson and Hari Kunzru in a cross-genre discussion of art and art-making. Saturday, April 20, 10:00 AM, LA Times Festival of Books. Tickets available now.
Delighted to publish The Pamela Papers by Nancy McCabe next month. Preorder a copy today!
More fascinating history from David Dario Winner, author of Master Lovers
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A guest post By David Winner, author of MASTER LOVERS In my first years in New York in the nineties, I would wander through the Lower East Side, past the
Categories Author Playlists David Winner’s playlist for his book “Master Lovers” “After discovering five sets of love letters to my great aunt, Dorle Jarmel Soria, from the 1930s hidden in her apartment after her death, I wrote Master Lovers, a fiction/non-fiction mash-up that imagines these...
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Join David L. Ulin in conversation with Tod Goldberg at UC Riverside’s Palm Desert Center. 6:00 pm tonight!
Join author David Winner in Brooklyn over the next few weeks. Grab a copy of Master Lovers today!
Available now! Master Lovers by David Winner celebrates its official pub day. Watch for launch events, readings, interviews, reviews and more. Grab a copy from local and online booksellers today!
This Wednesday, join David L. Ulin and at UC Riverside’s Palm Desert Center!
Mark your calendars: On Dec 5, Master Lovers author David Dario Winner explores a rich period of Jewish immigration in NYC...
The Museum's public programs and events tell the story of Jewish immigrant life, explore architecture and historic preservation, inspire reflection on cultural continuity, and foster collaboration and exchange between people of all faiths, heritages and interests.
More trees, please… Now on Substack! Editor/author Josh MacIvor-Andersen has launched a tree-loving newsletter. Sign up at rooted2.substack.com. And grab a copy of Rooted 2 from local and online booksellers!
Delighted to have Master Lovers by David Winner featured in Detroit's Metropolitan Early Autumn Book Guide!
Our 'Early Autumn Book Guide' offers something to read alongside our pumpkin spiced lives: Recovery, Intrigue, and Insider Tips Taking Us Below the Surface ...
Wednesday at 6:00pm! Join at as they celebrate David L. Ulin’s acclaimed novel Thirteen Question Method
Next Wednesday 6:00pm at in SF, come celebrate Thirteen Question Method by David L. Ulin with !
Next Wednesday at City Lights in SF! Celebrate David L. Ulin's Thirteen Question Method with Alta
Anita Felicelli and Chris Colin will share their work from the Writers Issue, and David L. Ulin will read from his new novel.
At the OC Register, David L. Ulin talks about his new novel, Thirteen Question Method, and the influence of his parents on his reading: "...my father has always been, and remains, an active daily reader, with a large library that I was encouraged to plunder as a kid. There were no rules or restrictions to his library; I was allowed to read whatever caught my fancy. Call it an open-shelf policy..." Orange County Register
Erik Pedersen writes about books, bestsellers, libraries and bookstores each week in The Book Pages.
Great conversation with Tod Goldberg!
David L. Ulin has spent the better part of thirty years as the preeminent book critic in the West; first at the late, great, LA Reader and then as book review editor and later Book Critic for the L…
Tune in! David Winner reads from Master Lovers. "Refreshingly original" - Kirkus Reviews Recommended! https://outpost19.square.site/product/master-lovers-by-david-winner/77
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Great conversation. Grab a copy of David L. Ulin’s Thirteen Question Method. At booksellers now.
Great talk with Brad Listi on otherppl podcast, covering the blues, noir and Los Angeles: ”I wanted to write an existential thriller... and one of the existential questions in the book is the city itself...” - David L. Ulin on his new novel, Thirteen Question Method
At Heavy Feather, Abby Frucht interviews about his biography/memoir exploring his great aunt's hidden history: "Your fascination with Dorle dovetails with your interest in Jewish American history, antisemitism, and sexism, which in turn dovetail with your learning of your family’s “claims to infamy,” revelations that you find “shameful” and “uncomfortable to think about.” But Dorle seemed to celebrate her and her lovers’ moral and ethical misdemeanors. Did your pangs over Dorle’s indulgences draw you nearer to her or pull you away?..."
While clearing out his great aunt’s midtown apartment after her death, author David Winner discovered artifacts of her storied existence: notes from opera stars, love letters, and artifacts from th…
Join David Ulin next Friday -- the 13th! -- with Ivy Pochoda at Skylight Books in LA.
Join us as a visit from a troubled female neighbor kicks off a strange series of events for a man who struggles to distinguish between reality and tulpas—"invention[s] of my mind." In Thirteen Question Method, a man hides out in a Hollywood apartment from a past he doesn’t want to remember and ...
“Winner chronicles the extraordinary life of his great aunt, a woman who had numerous affairs with powerful men of dubious political attachments… A refreshingly original book, an eclectic melange of disparate elements… a fascinating blend of the personal and the historical, and a provocative comment on the ways in which both resist interpretive finality.” - Kirkus Reviews. Grab a copy from booksellers now… and stay tuned for more!
GAD’S BOOK follows an awkward, obsessive novelist with a carefully constructed life who unwittingly joins a seductive circle of charismatic activists, who may or may not be part of Antifa. Never able to write much, now each time he’s asked to describe his novel-in-progress, he offers an entirely different description than the one before—each one closer to the escalating events of his life, packed with the sexual misadventures and political violence he now finds himself entangled in. GAD’S BOOK marks the debut of a keen, incisive and very funny new voice. At booksellers now!
In Thirteen Question Method, a man hides out in a Hollywood apartment from a past he doesn’t want to remember and a present he is desperate to avoid. The summer sky is thick with ash, and across the courtyard, his neighbor won’t stop screaming. When she asks for help in an inheritance dispute with her estranged stepmother, he is drawn into a web of fear and manipulation, until he begins to lose sight of what is real. Echoing the work of Dorothy B. Hughes and James M. Cain, David Goodis and Albert Camus, Thirteen Question Method is a churning psychological thriller, set against the backdrop of contemporary Los Angeles. In a novel inspired by classic noir, David L. Ulin excavates the depths of a disintegrating soul.
David L. Ulin is the author or editor of nearly twenty books, including Sidewalking: Coming to Terms with Los Angeles, shortlisted for the PEN/Diamonstein-Spielvogel Award for the Art of the Essay. David Ulin’s Thirteen Question Method is at booksellers now!
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