Author: paretsky
October 11, 2009
The Book Pirates
The October 4, New York Times business section offers a disturbing look at book piracy. With e-readers becoming widespread, the electronic piracy business isn’t far behind. For those of […]
READ MOREOctober 8, 2009
Wrapping Up the Tour
Thanks to everyone who came out to support me on the road. I go to Watermark Books in Wichita on October 9, and Barnes & Noble, Milwaukee on October 12, […]
READ MOREOctober 4, 2009
Help Me Celebrate
I’m in San Francisco, nearing the end of the first 2 weeks of Hardball’s publication. I’m having a launch party at 57th Street Books in Chicago on Wednesday, October 7 […]
READ MORESeptember 26, 2009
Day 5 Houston
I was in Kansas City on Thursday, Lawrence yesterday–where I got to see one of my brothers and his wife–and then on to Houston in a tiny spinewrecker airplane. Last […]
READ MORESeptember 24, 2009
Day 3– DC to KC
Genny from the cyber community came down from Jersey to my signing in Bethesda last night–great to meet in person. I had a brief time in the White House–wasn’t allowed […]
READ MORESeptember 22, 2009
On the Road
With V I and Hardball. I’m leaving today, September 22, and will be home only briefly between now and October 19. I’m looking forward to meeting some of the cyber […]
READ MORESeptember 20, 2009
Hardball
“Voices like these can ring in your ears for 40 years and more,” writes Marilyn Stasio about Hardball in the New York Times. “Warshawski enabled the creation of contemporary female […]
READ MORESeptember 19, 2009
Happy New Year
It’s Rosh Hashannah today, the Jewish New Year, and I hope for everyone who reads here that this will be a year of health and happiness. Traditionally, one eats an […]
READ MORESeptember 17, 2009
Ready for Take-Off (or getting there)
We launch Hardball on September 22, and I’m slowly getting ready. We had t-shirts made (be sure to join the raffle if you want one) I’ve done a few interviews, including the […]
READ MORESeptember 13, 2009
Writing in Slow Motion
After I wrote about Richard Poirier, and his desire that we “read in slow motion,” I started thinking about all the things that are better done slowly. Nicole Hollander once […]
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