Tag: Gary Lutz

• Shelf Talker Shelf Talker Shelf Talker…

  What the heck is a Shelf Talker you ask? It’s one of those pieces of cardstock paper you see on a bookstore’s shelf that tells you when an employee really loves a book and wants to draw attention to it. I think the best bookstores are the ones full of passionate readers always willing to…

  Kevin Sampsell

  January 14, 2014

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  Annalemma, Ben Mirov, Books, Bookselling, CA Conrad, Caketrain, Chelsea Martin, Chloe Caldwell, David Ohle, Donald Dunbar, Emily Kendal Frey, Gary Lutz, Gregory Sherl, Heather Christle, Ian Svenonius, Jake Levine, Jamie Iredell, Jennifer L. Knox, Kendra Grant Malone, Kim Chinquee, Lara Glenum, Maggie Nelson, Mary Miller, Mathias Svalina, Michael Bible, Mike Topp, Myriam Gurba, On Subbing, Paul Fattarusso, Powell’s, Publishing, Riley Michael Parker, Shelf Talkers, Small Press, Spork, Steven Jesse Bernstein, Tin House, Zach Plague

• What the Heck Am I Doing?

  Well, I was planning on laying low this summer, but after updating my Events page, I realize I am actually pretty dang busy. Go check it out. I’m also hosting an event with my fellow Future Tenser Bryan Coffelt on August 3rd at Colonel Summers Park. Outdoors! In the shade of trees! BYOB! The readers…

  Kevin Sampsell

  July 24, 2013

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  Alissa Nutting, Audible, Audio Books, bryan coffelt, Events, Gary Lutz, Ink Node, Jamie Iredell, poems, Poets & Writers Magazine, Summer, The Killing

• The Sweltry Recap of NY/BEA

  I’m back from hot and sweaty New York! This past weekend I was there to attend Book Expo of America and to meet various booksellers and talk up my upcoming novel, This Is Between Us. I had a great time. Here are some pics… I saw a lot of friends at BEA. One of the…

  Kevin Sampsell

  June 3, 2013

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  Ariel Maccarone, BEA, Beth Lisick, Gary Lutz, Joseph Riippi, Michelle Tea, New York City, Penina Roth, Pop Fest NYC, Sean H. Doyle, Susie Bright, The Out NYC, This Is Between Us, Tin House, Unnameable Books

• 2011 is Dead. Long Live 1997.

  Hey–First off, I have new little stories at Unshod Quills and Hart House Review! And since 2011 is just about over, I thought I should post a little year-end thingamajig. A few of my favorite things: Novels: Donald Ray Pollack’s The Devil All the Time and Patrick deWitt’s The Sisters Brothers were both pretty kick-ass…

  Kevin Sampsell

  December 20, 2011

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  B. Frayn Masters, Best of 2011, bryan coffelt, Chloe Caldwell, Donald Ray Pollack, Events, Future Tense Books, Gary Lutz, Gregory Sherl, Hart House Review, If Not For Kidnap, Lauren Graham, Lucy Grealy, Marriage, Parenthood, Patrick deWitt, Unshod Quills