Jaime Clarke is a graduate of the University of Arizona and holds an MFA from Bennington College. He is the author of the novels:

--We’re So Famous, (the first and worst review + actor Malcolm McDowell's hilarious reaction to review + praise for + original American cover + British cover + galley cover for 15th anniversary reissue)

--Vernon Downs, (praise for + book trailer narrated by Academy Award-winning actor Chris Cooper + alternate trailer + original cover),

--World Gone Water, (praise for + book trailer narrated by Thora Birch + original cover)

--Garden Lakes, (praise for + book trailer narrated by the author + original cover)

and the memoirs:

-- Poor Man’s Gatsby (praise for) published as Bookmarked: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, in IG Publishing’s Bookmarked series

--Typical of the Times: Growing Up in the Culture of Spectacle, which is the basis for his microcast, Typical (Anthony Michael Hall promo), available on Apple, Spotify, iHeartRadio,  and elsewhere.

His Charlie Martens trilogy–Vernon Downs, World Gone Water, and Garden Lakes–is published in an omnibus by Roundabout Press to celebrate the story collection Minor Characters, (ToC), featuring original stories about the minor characters in the trilogy by Mona Awad, Christopher Boucher, Kenneth Calhoun, Nina de Gramont, Ben Greenman, Annie Hartnett, Owen King, Neil LaBute, J. Robert Lennon, Lauren Mechling, Shelly Oria, Stacey Richter, Joseph Salvatore, Andrea Seigel, and Daniel Torday. The collection features a foreword by Jonathan Lethem, and an introduction by Laura van den Berg.

Clarke is also the editor of The Last Novel Ever Published, as well as the anthologies Don’t You Forget About Me: Contemporary Writers on the Films of John Hughes, and Talk Show: On the Couch with Contemporary Writers; and co-editor of the anthologies No Near Exit: Writers Select Their Favorite Work from Post Road Magazine (with Mary Cotton), (ToC) and Boston Noir 2: The Classics (with Dennis Lehane and Mary Cotton).His apprentice work is collected as The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block, and his unpublished novel is called Scavengers.

Under the pseudonym J.D. West, he is the author of the Golden Age detective novel, The Disappearance of Swenson’s Secretary: A Harold Ober Mystery. (Harold Ober with his wife and Scottie Fitzgerald)

He is a founding editor of the literary magazine Post Road, now published at Boston College, and co-owner, with his wife, of Newtonville Books, an independent bookstore in Boston. (Newtonville Books’s 20th anniversary video) (Anniversary video by Mona Awad and Kenneth Calhoun) (Newtonville Books video: “Where do you hold your events?”)

1991

Manuscript – “A House Divided.” Short Story. Typed. Pgs 1-6.

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1992

Manuscript – “Urbana.”  Short story. Typed, pgs 1-42. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)

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1993

Manuscript – “St. Janice.” Short story. Typed, pgs 1-8.

1993
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1993

Correspondence – Persona co-fiction editor Lavinia Spalding

1993
1993

Manuscript – “Waiting for Christie.” Short story. Typed, pgs 1-11.

1993
1993

Manuscript – “Urbana.”  Short story. Typed, pgs 1-18. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)

1994
1994

Manuscript – “A Complete Gentleman.” Short story. Typed, pgs 1-34. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)

1994
1994

Manuscript – “Pleasure Island.”  Short story. Typed, pgs 1-20. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)

1994

Manuscript – “Shane of Lubbock.” Short story. Typed, pgs 1-16.

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JDC application to the Bennington College Low-Residency MFA program dated October 11, 1994

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May-June: 4236 N. 103rd Ave., #7, Phoenix, AZ

1994
1994

Fall: 4236 N. 103rd Ave, #7, Phoenix, AZ

1994
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Correspondence – Bret Easton Ellis

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JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Ford Madox Ford’s The Good Soldier.”

1995

Manuscript – Bennington – Essay – “Building a Better Character (In 90 Days or Less).”  Annotated by Askold Melnyczuk

1995

Manuscript – Bennington – January 1995 workshop – “Urbana.”  Annotated by Reginald McKnight. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)

1995
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1995

JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Don DeLillo’s White Noise.”

1995

Manuscript – Bennington – June Workshop – “Pleasure Island.” Annotated by Askold Melnyczuk. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)

1995
1995

JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Ethan Canin’s Star Food.”

1995

JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Black Tickets by Jayne Anne Phillips.”

1995

JDC Annotation – Bennington – “The Center by Amy Hempel.”

1995

JDC Annotation – Bennington – “I Would Have Saved Them If I Could by Leonard Michaels.”

1995

JDC Annotation – Bennington – “The Pugilist at Rest by Thom Jones.”

1995

JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Anton Chekhov’s The Shooting Party.”

1995

JDC Annotation – Bennington – “David Foster Wallace’s Girl With Curious Hair.”

1995

JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s Notes From Underground.”

1995

JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Madison Smartt Bell.”

1995

JDC Annotation – Bennington – “A Stranger in this World, stories by Kevin Canty.”

1995

JDC Annotation – Bennington – “U&I by Nicholson Baker.”

1995

Manuscript – Bennington – “Urbana” – Short story. Typed, pgs 1-21. Annotated by Askold Melnyczuk. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)

1995

Manuscript – Bennington – ‘Shane of Lubbock” – Short story. Typed, pgs 1-16. Annotated by Askold Melnyczuk; includes alternate version, typed, pgs 1-3.

1995

Manuscript – Bennington – “Pleasure Island” – Short story. Typed, pgs 1-19. Annotated by Askold Melnyczuk. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)

1995

Manuscript – Bennington – “World Gone Water” – Short story. Typed, pgs 1-21. Annotated by Askold Melnyczuk.

1995

JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Airships by Barry Hannah.”

1995

JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Cosmicomics by Italo Calvino.”

1995

Manuscript – Bennington – “The Vegetable King” – Novel excerpt. Typed, pgs 1-44. Annotated by Askold Melnyczuk.

1995

JDC Annotation – Bennington – “The Informers by Bret Easton Ellis.”

1995

Manuscript – Bennington – “We’re So Famous” – Short story. Typed, pgs 1-8. Annotated by Askold Melnyczuk. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)

1995

JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Pricksongs and Descants by Robert Coover.”

1995

JDC Annotation – Bennington – “The Sportswriter by Richard Ford.”

1995

Manuscript – Bennington – “Last” – Short story. Typed, pgs 1-2. Annotated by Askold Melnyczuk.

1995

Manuscript – Bennington – “Unsaid” – Short story. Typed, pgs 1-7. Annotated by Askold Melnyczuk.

1995

Manuscript – Bennington – “Anerotic” – Short story. Typed, pgs 1-5. Annotated by Askold Melnyczuk.

1995

Manuscript – Bennington – “From Our New York Office” – Short story. Typed, one page.

1995

Manuscript – Bennington – “LoveStory” – Short story.  Typed, pgs 1-19. Annotated by Askold Melnyczuk. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)

1995

Manuscript – Bennington – “Monthly Payments’ – Short story. Typed, pgs 1-11. Annotated by Askold Melnyczuk.

1995
1995

Correspondence – Charles Bock

1996

Correspondence – Amy Hempel

1996
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Correspondence – Douglas Bauer

1996

Correspondence – Fiona McCrae at Graywolf Press

1996

Correspondence – Bret Easton Ellis

1996

Letter from Chelsea Magazine enclosing payment for publication of “A Complete Gentleman” in Chelsea #59; incl color copy of check.

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2014
2014

English Kills review of Center for Fiction event with JDC and Charles Bock

2014
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WORD Bookstore newsletter featuring listing for JDC Vernon Downs reading on June 10

2014

Center for Fiction newsletter re JDC reading and discussion of Vernon Downs with Charles Bock; incl CFF Spring 2014 Program Guide featuring event + contract for appearance

2014

Rumpus listing of Notable April readings in NYC incl JDC

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Bound galley – World Gone Water by JDC

2014
2014

Finished copy – Vernon Downs by JDC

2014

Various relating to JDC May 4 Grub Street Muse and the Marketplace panel entitled “My First Time” with Owen King and Kelly Braffet

2014
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2014

Finished Copy – Outside the Box: Interviews with Contemporary Cartoonists edited by Hillary Chute; incl invitation to book party

2014
2014

Book trailer for Vernon Downs, narrated by Academy award-winning actor Chris Cooper featuring Aimee Bender, Elisa Albert, Atul Gawande, Ramona Ausubel, Alison Bechdel, Ben Marcus, Charles Bock, Christopher Boucher, Mark Conway, T Cooper, Elizabeth Crane, Michael Dahlie, Tanya Donelly, Jennifer duBois, James Fuerst, Julia Glass, Lev Grossman, Holly LeCraw, James Scott, Leslie Jamison, Joanna Hershon, Jonathan Wilson, Owen King, Allison Lynn, Amy MacKinnon, Gregory Maguire, Rebecca Makkai, Margot Livesey, Jill McCorkle, Paul Harding, Marianne Leone, Paul Yoon, Ivy Pochoda, Henriette Power, Jamie Quatro, Nelly Reifler, Ben Schrank, Elizabeth Searle, Jim Shepard, Karen Shepard, Amy Sohn, Anna Solomon, Jessica Treadway, Dawn Tripp, Laura van den Berg, Wesley Stace, Joan Wickersham, Mary-Beth Hughes, Mary Sullivan, Myla Goldberg, Amy Hempel, Adam Wilson, Binnie Kirshenbaum, Jonathan Ames, Sam Lipsyte, David James Poissant, Tom Perrotta, and Charles Yu

2014

Bloomsbury – Tom Perrotta blurb for Vernon Downs:

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Bloomsbury – Gary Shteyngart blurb for Vernon Downs:

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Bloomsbury – Matthew Specktor blurb for Vernon Downs:

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Bloomsbury – Laura van den Berg blurb for Vernon Downs:

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Bloomsbury – Charles Yu blurb for Vernon Downs:

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Bloomsbury – Dana Spiotta blurb for Vernon Downs:

2014

Correspondence – Ig Publishing re Bookmarked: The Great Gatsby by JDC (formerly What I Wanted to Be + American Kaleidoscope + Poor Man’s Gatsby)

2015

J. Robert Lennon blurb for World Gone Water: “This unsettling novel ponders human morality and sexuality, and the murky interplay between the two. Charlie Martens is a compelling antihero with a voice that can turn on a dime, from shrugging naiveté to chilling frankness. World Gone Water is a candid, often startling portrait of an unconventional life.”

2015

Correspondence – JDC editing Overcompensating Autodidact (More Alive and Less Lonely: On Books and Writers) by Jonathan Lethem

2015

Correspondence – Garden Lakes

2015

Correspondence – Post Road Magazine

2015

Correspondence – World Gone Water/US (Roundabout Press)

2015

Adrienne Miller blurb for World Gone Water: “Funny and surprising, World Gone Water is terrific fun to read and, as a spectacle of bad behavior, pretty terrifying to contemplate.”

2015

Tony D’Souza blurb for World Gone Water: “Jaime Clarke’s World Gone Water is so fresh and daring, a necessary book, a barbaric yawp that revels in its taboo: the sexual and emotional desires of today’s hetero young man. Clarke is a sure and sensitive writer, his lines are clean and carry us right to the tender heart of his lovelorn hero, Charlie Martens. This is the book Hemingway and Kerouac would want to read. It’s the sort of honesty in this climate that many of us aren’t brave enough to write.”

2015

Matt Bell blurb for World Gone Water: “Charlie Martens is my favorite kind of narrator, an obsessive yearner whose commitment to his worldview is so overwhelming that the distance between his words and the reader’s usual thinking gets clouded fast. World Gone Water will draw you in, make you complicit, and finally leave you both discomfited and thrilled.”

2015

Manuscript – Garden Lakes by JDC

2015

Manuscript – “The Somner Affair: A Harold Ober Mystery” by JDC writing as J.B. West – Short story

2015

Amy Grace Loyd blurb for World Gone Water: “Charlie Martens will make you laugh. More, he’ll offend and shock you while making you laugh. Even trickier: he’ll somehow make you like him, root for him, despite yourself and despite him. This novel travels into the dark heart of male/female relations and yet there is tenderness, humanity, hope. Jaime Clarke rides what is a terribly fine line between hero and antihero. Read and be astounded.”

2015

Manuscript – The Last Novel Ever Published by JDC

2015
2015

Manuscript – “The Salinger Principle” by JDC

2015
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2015

Itinerary for May 22-24, 2015 wedding between Charles Bock and Leslie Jamison, incl ceremony program, thank you note, and postcard from honeymoon in Lisbon.

2015

INFLUENCED BY – Letter A – printed from The Believer website: Nellie Hermann on Chris Adrian; Anne Maria Wirth Cauchon and Amy Grace Loyd on Sherman Alexie; Victor LaValle and Nathaniel Rich on Martin Amis; James Fuerst and Eric Lundgren on Donald Antrim; and Kevin Keating on Paul Auster.

2015

INFLUENCED BY – Letter C – printed from The Believer website: Bret Anthony Johnston, Stuart Nadler, Anna Solomon, and Urban Waite on Ethan Canin; Kevin Brockmeier on Peter Carey; Ramon Ausubel, L. Annette Binder, Jennifer DuBois, Joe Meno, Stuart Nadler, Ethan Rutherford on Michael Chabon; Ramon Ausubel and Manuel Munoz on Sandra Cisneros; Lev Grossman on Susanna Clarke; Ben Schrank, Edward Schwarzschild, and Josh Weil on J.M. Coetzee; and Lisa Borders, Jennifer DuBois, T Cooper, and Andrew Porter on Michael Cunningham.

2015

Manuscript – Typical of the Times: Growing Up in the Culture of Spectacle by JDC (published as an afterword in the Bloomsbury reissue of We’re So Famous)

2015

Boston Book Festival 2015 Program Guide (+)

2015

INFLUENCED BY – Letter B – printed from The Believer website: Ryan McIlvain, Matthew Vollmer, and Charles Yu on Nicholson Baker; Dan Chaon, Bruce Machart, Edward Schwarzschild, and Whitney Terrell on Russell Banks; Ben Greenman on Frederick Barthelme; Dan Chaon, Scott Hutchins, Rattawat Lapcharoensap, Ander Monson, Eric Puchner, and Laura van den Berg on Charles Baxter; Michelle Wildgen on Ann Beattie; Will Allison, Ramona Ausubel, Christopher Boucher, Ryan Boudinot, Stephanie Reents, Whitney Terrell, Pauls Toutonghi, Laura van den Berg, Karen Thompson Walker, and Charles Yu on Aimee Bender; Will Allison on Pinckney Benedict; Nathaniel Rich on T.C. Boyle; and Maile Chapman on A.S. Byatt.

2015

INFLUENCED BY – Letter H – printed from The Believer website: Josh Weil on Ron Hansen; Ru Freeman on Ursula Hegi; Quinn Dalton, Jac Jemc, Bruce Machart, and Laura van den Berg on Amy Hempel; Molly Antopol, Lauren Grodstein, Charles MacLeod, and Karolina Waclawiak on A.M. Homes; and Jensen Beach, Melinda Moustakis, and Ilie Ruby on Pam Houston.

2015

INFLUENCED BY – Letter D – printed from The Believer website: Maud Casey, Lauren Groff, and Dawn Tripp on Kathryn Davis; Elizabeth Crane, Rivka Galchen, Katherine Hill, Rebecca Makkai, Shelly Oria, Peter Rock, Ben Schrank, and Aurelie Sheehan on Lydia Davis; Charles Bock, Joe Meno, Alix Ohlin, Jess Walter, and Charles Yu on Don DeLillo; Peter Rock on Stacey D’Erasmo; and Elisa Albert, Will Allison, Patricia Engel, V.V. Ganeshananthan, Alden Jones, and Joe Meno on Junot Diaz.

2015

INFLUENCED BY – Letter J – printed from The Believer website: David Bezmozgis, Charles Bock, Christopher Boucher, T Cooper, Rattawat Lapcharoensap, Victor LaValle, Nelly Reifler, Joe Meno, Philipp Meyer, Ander Monson, Joseph Salvatore, Edward Schwarzschild and Laura van den Berg on Denis Johnson; Will Boast, Marjorie Celona, Jennine Capo Crucet, Rattawat Lapcharoensap, Bruce Machart, Nami Mun, Jess Walter, and Paul Yoon on Edward P. Jones; and Ander Monson on Thom Jones.

2015

INFLUENCED BY – Letter E – printed from The Believer website: Ander Monson on Tony Early; Allison Amend, Dan Chaon, Tony D’Souza, Jennifer DuBois, Joanna Hershon, Katherine Hill, and Edward Schwarzschild on Jennifer Egan; Arthur Bradford, T Cooper, Ben Greenman, Joe Meno, David James Poissant, and Kevin Sampsell on Dave Eggers; Elisa Albert, Jennifer DuBois, Zachary Lazar, Michael Lowenthal, and Manuel Gonzales on Deborah Eisenberg; Christian Tebordo on Bret Easton Ellis, Will Allison, Scott Cheshire, Phil Klay, and Stuart Nadler on Nathan Englander; Caitlin Horrocks, Jim Lynch, Melinda Moustakis, Vanessa Veselka, and Jess Walter on Louise Erdrich; Kirsten Menger-Anderson, Whitney Terrell, and Karen Thompson Walker on Jeffrey Eugenides; Matt Bell, Blake Butler, and Peter Rock on Brian Evenson; Adam Wilson and Jess Walter on Percival Everett.

2015

INFLUENCED BY – Letter L – printed from The Believer website: Alethea Black and Karen Thompson Walker on Jhumpa Lahiri; Rachel DeWoskin, Ru Freeman, Irina Reyn, and Whitney Terrell on Chang-rae Lee; Ben Greenman, Ivy Pochoda, Matthew Specktor, and Charles Yu on Jonathan Lethem; and Ryan Boudinot, Nelly Reifler, and Whitney Terrell on Gary Lutz.

2015

INFLUENCED BY – Letter I – printed from The Believer website: Maile Chapman, Brock Clarke, T Cooper, Jennifer DuBois, Rivka Galchen, Alix Ohlin, James Scott, Karen Thompson Walker, and Alexi Zentner on Kazuo Ishiguro.

2015

INFLUENCED BY – Letter F – printed from The Believer website: Kathleen Alcott, Lauren Grodstein, and Josh Weil on Richard Ford; Charles Bock, Jennifer DuBois, Lev Grossman, Katherine Hill, Joe Meno, and Annapurna Potluri on Jonathan Franzen.

2015

INFLUENCED BY – Letter G – printed from The Believer website: Alicia Erian, Elliot Holt, Tony D’Souza, Suzanne Rivecca, Ben Schrank, and James Scott on Mary Gaitskill; and Jim Gavin on David Gates.

2015

INFLUENCED BY – Letter K – printed from The Believer website: Philipp Meyer on James Kelman; and Kelly Braffet, Ryan Boudinot, Maile Chapman, Victor LaValle, and Nathaniel Rich on Stephen King.

2015

INFLUENCED BY – Letter M – printed from The Believer website: Gabriel Blackwell on Michael Martone; Brock Clarke, Tony D’Souza, Joe Meno, Philipp Meyer, James Scott, Whitney Terrell, and Josh Weil on Cormac McCarthy; Adelle Waldman on Jay McInerney; Jamie Quatro on David Means; Kevin Brockmeier and Alissa Nutting on Lydia Millet; Kevin Brockmeier, T Cooper, Adrienne Miller, Helen Phillips, Laura van den Berg and Jess Walter on Steven Millhauser; T Cooper and Jess Walter on David Mitchell; Charles Bock, Blake Butler, T Cooper, Ander Monson, Stuart Nadler and Laura van den Berg on Rick Moody; Elisa Albert, Kathleen Alcott, Rivka Galchen, Bruce Machart, Alix Ohlin, and Laura van den Berg on Lorrie Moore; Jennifer Cody Epstein, Ru Freeman, Joe Meno, Melinda Moustakis, and Joseph Salvatore on Toni Morrison; Will Allison, Dan Chaon, Maile Chapman, Bruce Machart, Alix Ohlin, Ben Schrank, and James Scott on Alice Munro; and Kevin Brockmeier, Ryan Boudinot, Rebecca Chace, Maile Chapman, Rivka Galchen, Joe Meno, Alix Ohlin, Nathaniel Rich, and Peter Rock on Haruki Murakami.

2015

Correspondence – World Gone Water/UK (Bloomsbury Reader)

2015

INFLUENCED BY – Letter W – printed from The Believer website: Kathleen Alcott, Charles Bock, Ryan Boudinot, Blake Butler, Jennifer Dubois, Joe Meno, Ben Schrank, James Scott, and Charles Yu on David Foster Wallace; Michelle Hoover on John Edgar Wideman; Charles Yu on Colson Whitehead; Dan Chaon on John Edgar Wideman; Peter Rock on Diane Williams; Wendy Brenner, Dan Chaon, Brock Clarke, Ben Greenman, Rattawat Lapcharoensap, Bruce Machart, James Scott, Laura van den Berg, and Claire Vaye Watkins on Joy Williams; Peter Rock on Tim Winton; and Elisa Albert, Dan Chaon, and Edward Schwarzschild on Tobias Wolff.

2015

INFLUENCED BY – Letter S – printed from The Believer website: Sarah Braunstein and Nic Brown on James Salter; Ramona Ausubel, Ryan Boudinot, Blake Butler, Christopher Boucher, Maile Chapman, T Cooper, Jennifer Dubois, Rivka Galchen, Bruce Machart, Alix Ohlin, Arthur Phillips, Whitney Terrell, Laura van den Berg and Charles Yu on George Saunders; Manuel Munoz on Joanna Scott; Ramona Ausubel, Weston Cutter, Bruce Machart, Laura van den Berg, and Josh Weil on Jim Shepard; Alex Gilvarry on Gary Shteyngart; Carlene Bauer, Megan Mayhew Bergman, and Jennifer DuBois on Zadie Smith; and Ben Greenman on Darin Strauss.

2015
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INFLUENCED BY – Letter P – printed from The Believer website: Will Allison on ZZ Packer; Mary Beth Keane on Ann Patchett; Elisa Albert, Nicholas Montemarano, and Mary Otis on Jayne Anne Phillips; Weston Cutter and Charles Yu on Richard Powers; Ben Schrank on Richard Price; Anna Solomon on Annie Proulx; and Ryan Boudinot and Ru Freeman on Thomas Pynchon.

2015
2015

INFLUENCED BY – Letter T – printed from The Believer website: Kelly Braffet, Leslie Jamison, David Samuel Levinson, and Allison Lynn on Donna Tartt; Will Allison and Ander Monson on Melanie Rae Thon; and Holly LeCraw, Liz Moore, and Ben Schrank on William Trevor.

2015
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INFLUENCED BY – Letter O – printed from The Believer website: Dan Chaon and Whitney Terrell on Joyce Carol Oates; Matthew Eck, Tony D’Souza, Bruce Machart, Hannah Pittard, and James Scott on Tim O’Brien; and Stephen Dau on Michael Ondaatje.

2015

INFLUENCED BY – Letter R – printed from The Believer website: Jennifer DuBois, Ben Greenman, James Scott, and Karen Thompson Walker on Marilynne Robinson; Elisa Albert, T Cooper, Stuart Nadler, Nathaniel Rich, Ben Schrank and Charles Yu on Philip Roth; and Edward Scharzschild and Whitney Terrell on Richard Russo.

2015

INFLUENCED BY – Letter V – printed from The Believer website: Kim Addonizio, Charles Bock, Tim Horvath, Victor LaValle, and Justin Taylor on William T. Vollmann.

2015

Bloomsbury Reader galley for Garden Lakes

2015
2015

The Believer posting about Vernon Downs book trailer narrated by Academy award-winning actor Chris Cooper featuring Aimee Bender, Elisa Albert, Atul Gawande, Ramona Ausubel, Alison Bechdel, Ben Marcus, Charles Bock, Christopher Boucher, Mark Conway, T Cooper, Elizabeth Crane, Michael Dahlie, Tanya Donelly, Jennifer duBois, James Fuerst, Julia Glass, Lev Grossman, Holly LeCraw, James Scott, Leslie Jamison, Joanna Hershon, Jonathan Wilson, Owen King, Allison Lynn, Amy MacKinnon, Gregory Maguire, Rebecca Makkai, Margot Livesey, Jill McCorkle, Paul Harding, Marianne Leone, Paul Yoon, Ivy Pochoda, Henriette Power, Jamie Quatro, Nelly Reifler, Ben Schrank, Elizabeth Searle, Jim Shepard, Karen Shepard, Amy Sohn, Anna Solomon, Jessica Treadway, Dawn Tripp, Laura van den Berg, Wesley Stace, Joan Wickersham, Mary-Beth Hughes, Mary Sullivan, Myla Goldberg, Amy Hempel, Adam Wilson, Binnie Kirshenbaum, Jonathan Ames, Sam Lipsyte, David James Poissant, Tom Perrotta, and Charles Yu

2015

Boston Globe “New England Literary News” piece on Newtonville Books mention in the novel Florence Gordon by Brian Morton

2015

Largehearted Boy “Book Notes” feature on World Gone Water

2015

Art Fuse listing of Newtonville Books reading with JDC and Laura van den Berg

2015
2015

Contract dated December 26, 2014 with Bloomsbury for publication of World Gone Water and Garden Lakes; incl Aug 26, 2015 amendment granting Bloomsbury World Rights in both titles.

2015

Finished copy – A Book of Uncommon Prayer, edited by Matthew Vollmer, featuring “For the Newly Minted Ph.D. in English Literature” by JDC; signed; incl Outpost 19 catalogue featuring anthology + listing for launch party at Housing Works bookstore on Tues, May 19

2015

Boston Globe event listing for JDC event with Laura van den Berg at Newtonville Books for World Gone Water

2015
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Small Press Distribution bestseller list for November & December 2014 featuring Vernon Downs

2015
2015

Listing of Apr 12 World Gone Water reading at KGB with JDC and Jeffrey Rotter

2015
2015

Shelf Awareness including mention of World Gone Water book trailer narrated by Thora Birch

2015
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Grub Street Muse and the Marketplace conference bulletin ad for Newtonville Books featuring World Gone Water

2015

Book trailer for World Gone Water, narrated by Thora Birch featuring Moon Unit Zappa, J. Robert Lennon, Maile Chapman, Frederick Barthelme, Andre Dubus III, Brock Clarke, Molly Antopol, Ed Park, David Bezmozgis, Jac Jemc, Shelly Oria, David Ryan, Nathaniel Rich, Hannah Pittard, Dennis Lehane, Katherine Hill, Victoria Redel, Gary Shteyngart, Scott Cheshire, Joseph Salvatore, Celeste Ng, Matthew Specktor, Kent Wascom, Vendela Vida, Josh Weil, Darin Strauss, and Alden Jones

2015
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The Believer posting about Vernon Downs book trailer narrated by Academy award-winning actor Chris Cooper featuring Aimee Bender, Elisa Albert, Atul Gawande, Ramona Ausubel, Alison Bechdel, Ben Marcus, Charles Bock, Christopher Boucher, Mark Conway, T Cooper, Elizabeth Crane, Michael Dahlie, Tanya Donelly, Jennifer duBois, James Fuerst, Julia Glass, Lev Grossman, Holly LeCraw, James Scott, Leslie Jamison, Joanna Hershon, Jonathan Wilson, Owen King, Allison Lynn, Amy MacKinnon, Gregory Maguire, Rebecca Makkai, Margot Livesey, Jill McCorkle, Paul Harding, Marianne Leone, Paul Yoon, Ivy Pochoda, Henriette Power, Jamie Quatro, Nelly Reifler, Ben Schrank, Elizabeth Searle, Jim Shepard, Karen Shepard, Amy Sohn, Anna Solomon, Jessica Treadway, Dawn Tripp, Laura van den Berg, Wesley Stace, Joan Wickersham, Mary-Beth Hughes, Mary Sullivan, Myla Goldberg, Amy Hempel, Adam Wilson, Binnie Kirshenbaum, Jonathan Ames, Sam Lipsyte, David James Poissant, Tom Perrotta, and Charles Yu

2015

Bloomsbury – Adrienne Miller blurb for World Gone Water:

2015

Bloomsbury – Tony D’Souza blurb for World Gone Water:

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