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Tag Archives: Audrey Niffenegger
A fascinating dip into our archives
It’s easy to keep up with the current issue of BookPage—whether in your bookstore or library, on our website or on your NOOK—but what about all the fascinating interviews and reviews in our 10,000 review archive? If you want to … Continue reading
Top 5 literary affairs that are so, so wrong
guest post by Rebecca Coleman author of The Kingdom of Childhood Highbrow or lowbrow, blockbuster or art film, it’s hard not to love a good love story—especially one in which the obstacles to happily-ever-after seem (almost) insurmountable. But there’s one … Continue reading
More notes from the Southern Festival of Books
I’ve posted a few times already about my enthusiasm for the Southern Festival of Books—most recently on Saturday, when I wrote about my groupie experience at the Audrey Niffenegger talk. The festival may be over now, but I thought you’d … Continue reading
Big first day at the SFoB
It is a gorgeous weekend at the Southern Festival of Books, and I couldn’t be more excited. I went for a few hours yesterday afternoon and had sightings of Ron Rash, Tasha Alexander, Andrew Grant—and Audrey Niffenegger! A few BookPage … Continue reading
Pumped up for the Southern Festival of Books
Here at BookPage we are getting very excited about this weekend’s Southern Festival of Books, held right here in Nashville. It would be impossible to see everyone at the SFoB, but I am going to do my best to hear: … Continue reading
What’s next for Audrey Niffenegger?
During my Labor Day travels I listened to Victoria Lautman’s fall interview with Audrey Niffenegger—and was intrigued by the tantalizing tidbits about her work in progress, which is tentatively titled Chinchilla Girl in Exile. Apparently the project is no secret, though—Niffenegger … Continue reading
Monday contest: Audrey Niffenegger’s library tribute
I got my hands on a copy of Audrey Niffenegger’s Her Fearful Symmetry before our fiction editor Abby did. When she asked me what the novel was about, I thought for a minute and said, “In two words? Creepy twins.” … Continue reading
Book Club Top Pick: ‘Her Fearful Symmetry’
Audrey Niffenegger’s The Time-Traveler’s Wife has become a modern book club classic. Our book club columnist Julie Hale thinks Niffenegger’s follow up, the creepy Gothic tale Her Fearful Symmetry, which has just been released in paperback, will prove just as … Continue reading
'Time Traveler's Wife' film a disappointment
Over the weekend, I went to see The Time Traveler’s Wife with my book club. As someone who liked Niffenegger’s novel but wasn’t enthralled with it, I expected to the enjoy film version—especially since it starred one of my favorite … Continue reading
A sneak peak at the new Niffenegger
Most fans of Audrey Niffenegger’s debut smash The Time Traveler’s Wife know she has a new book coming out this fall. On sale September 29th, Scribner is pitching Her Fearful Symmetry as “a spectacularly compelling ghost story set in and … Continue reading
