Posts Tagged ‘lit and addiction’

<em>Carry the One</em>, by Carol Anshaw

Carry the One, by Carol Anshaw

1983. Wisconsin farmhouse wedding. A horrific incident that haunts the Kenney siblings for decades to come. Jennifer Taylor calls Carol Anshaw’s new novel, Carry the One, a “compelling psychological examination of lives altered by a tragic accident.”

when writers stop drinking (or start taking meds, or start reading Peter Kramer)

when writers stop drinking (or start taking meds, or start reading Peter Kramer)

While doing research for his debut novel, In the Rooms (about a literary agent named Patrick Miller who feigns, in the tradition of Dexter and Fight Club, an addiction as a means to an end…in this case, signing a literary legend), Tom Shone studied the effects of sobering up (or not) on some famous writers, [...]