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(with Dennis Lehane and Mary Cotton).His apprentice work is collected as The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block, and his unpublished novel is called Scavengers.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?”)
Hempel, Amy
Bennington College
Manuscript – Bennington – Sections for novel version of A Complete Gentleman. Annotated by Amy Hempel.
Hempel, Amy
Bennington College
Apprentice Writing
World Gone Water: A Novel
Manuscript – Bennington – January 1996 residency workshop – “This Way Is Over.” (Rewrite of “Monthly Payments.”) Short story. Typed, pgs 1-17. Annotated by Amy Hempel.
Hempel, Amy
Bennington College
Apprentice Writing
Manuscript – Bennington – “Renters.” Short story. Typed, pgs 1-18. Annotated by Amy Hempel. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)
Hempel, Amy
Bennington College
Apprentice Writing
The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories
Bennington College
Apprentice Writing
Chelsea Magazine
College Writing
Literary Journey
World Gone Water: A Novel
Bennington College
Bennington College
Bennington College
Manuscript – Bennington – “My Literary Apprenticeship.” Essay. Typed, pgs 1-20. Annotated by Amy Hempel.
Hempel, Amy
Bennington College
Apprentice Writing
JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Jesus’ Son by Denis Johnson.”
Bennington College
JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Elect Mr. Robinson for a Better World by Donald Antrim.”
Bennington College
JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Music for Chameleons by Truman Capote.”
Bennington College
JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Typical by Padgett Powell.”
Bennington College
JDC Annotation – Bennington – “The Ice at the Bottom of the World by Mark Richard.”
Bennington College
JDC Annotation – Bennington – “An Amateur’s Guide to Night by Mary Robison.”
Bennington College
JDC Annotation – Bennington – On Sharon Olds’s poetry.
Bennington College
JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Orbit from The Spectacle of the Body by Noy Holland.”
Bennington College
JDC Annotation – Bennington – On Steps by Jerzy Kosinski, Speedboat by Renata Adler, and Sleepless Nights by Elizabeth Hardwick.
Bennington College
JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Ray by Barry Hannah.”
Bennington College
JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Wittgenstein’s Mistress by David Markson.”
Bennington College
JDC Annotation – Bennington – “My Hard Bargain by Walter Kirn.”
Bennington College
Manuscript – June 1996 Workshop. “Renters.” Short story. Typed, pgs 1-15. Annotated by Betsy Cox. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)
Cox, Betsy
Bennington College
Apprentice Writing
The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories
Manuscript – June 1996 Workshop. “Renters.” Short story. Typed, pgs 1-15. Annotated by Maria Flook. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)
Flook, Maria
Bennington College
Apprentice Writing
The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories
Bennington College
Manuscript – Bennington – “Signaling.” (Rewrite of “Renters.”) Short story. Typed, pgs 1-16. Annotated by Betsy Cox. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)
Cox, Betsy
Bennington College
Apprentice Writing
The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories
Bennington College
Bennington College
JDC Annotation – Bennington – “The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien.”
Bennington College
JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Stardust, 7-Eleven, Route 57, A&W, And So Forth by Patricia Lear.”
Bennington College
JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Ellen Foster by Kaye Gibbons.”
Bennington College
Bennington College
JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov.”
Bennington College
JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Into the Great Wide Open by Kevin Canty.”
Bennington College
Manuscript – Bennington – “Lights, Camera, Darkness.” (Later titles: “Screen Test” + “This, Too Stars You”) Short story. Typed, pgs 1-13. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)
Cox, Betsy
Bennington College
Apprentice Writing
The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories
JDC Annotation – Bennington – “The Letters of F. Scott Fitzgerald, edited by Andrew Turnball.”
Bennington College
Letter dated October 22, 1996 from the Mississippi Review accepting “We’re So Famous” for publication. (+)
Barthelme, Frederick
The Mississippi Review
Bennington College
Apprentice Writing
Literary Journey
We're So Famous: A Novel
Manuscript – Bennington – “Ex-Urbana.” Short story. Typed, pgs 1-17. Annotated by Betsy Cox. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)
Cox, Betsy
Bennington College
Apprentice Writing
The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories
JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Rock Springs by Richard Ford.”
Bennington College
Stoneboy Press
Manuscript – Bennington – “What You’ll Find When the Tide Comes In.” Short story. Typed, pgs 1-21. Annotated by Betsy Cox. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)
Cox, Betsy
Bennington College
Apprentice Writing
The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories
Manuscript – Bennington – “We’re So Famous.” Short story. Typed, pgs 1-7. Annotated by Betsy Cox. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)
Cox, Betsy
Bennington College
Apprentice Writing
We're So Famous: A Novel
The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories
October 24, 1996 contract with the Mississippi Review for the publication of “We’re So Famous”
Barthelme, Frederick
The Mississippi Review
Bennington College
Apprentice Writing
Literary Journey
We're So Famous: A Novel
JDC Annotation – Bennington – “Morvern Callar by Alan Warner.”
Bennington College
Bennington College
Bennington College
Stoneboy Press
We're So Famous: A Novel
October 31, 1996 letter from the Mississippi Review with page proofs for “We’re So Famous”
Barthelme, Frederick
The Mississippi Review
Bennington College
Apprentice Writing
Literary Journey
We're So Famous: A Novel
Interview with Bret Easton Ellis, edited by JDC.
Ellis, Bret Easton
Bennington College
Manuscript – Bennington – JDC Graduate Lecture. w/letter from Bret Easton Ellis.
Ellis, Bret Easton
Bennington College
Apprentice Writing
Bennington – Final thesis (Standard Deviation) review by Betsy Cox
Cox, Betsy
Bennington College
Apprentice Writing
Standard Deviation
Interview with Bret Easton Ellis, edited by BEE.
Ellis, Bret Easton
Bennington College
Bennington – Final thesis (Standard Deviation) second review by Bob Shacochis
Shacochis, Bob
Bennington College
Apprentice Writing
Standard Deviation
Robison, Mary
Barthelme, Frederick
The Mississippi Review
Bennington College
Apprentice Writing
Literary Journey
We're So Famous: A Novel
The Mississippi Review
Bennington College
Apprentice Writing
Literary Journey
We're So Famous: A Novel
Manuscript – Bennington – JDC Graduate Lecture. Annotated by Amy Hempel.
Hempel, Amy
Ellis, Bret Easton
Bennington College
Apprentice Writing
Interview with Bret Easton Ellis, conducted in NYC in November 1996. Two microcassette tapes and transcript of interview.
Ellis, Bret Easton
Bennington College
Bennington College
Bennington College
New York City
Literary Journey
AGNI Magazine
Melnyczuk, Askold
Bennington College
New York City
Literary Journey
Flook, Maria
Pushcart Prize
Literary Journey
We're So Famous: A Novel
World Gone Water: A Novel
Bennington College
Correspondence – Amy Hempel
Hempel, Amy
Correspondence – Douglas Bauer
Bauer, Douglas
Correspondence – Maria Flook
Flook, Maria
Correspondence – Frederick Barthelme
Barthelme, Frederick
Ellis, Bret Easton
Bennington College
Literary Journey
Bennington College
Correspondence – Charles Bock
Bock, Charles
Manuscript – Bennington – Final version of JDC graduate lecture. Typed, pgs 1-16.
Bennington College
Correspondence – Pete Hausler (+)
Hausler, Pete
New York City
Literary Journey
Proposed table of contents for A Complete Gentleman (Published in 2015 as World Gone Water.)
Literary Journey
World Gone Water: A Novel
Manuscript – A Complete Gentleman. Novel. First draft. Typed, pgs 1-136. Annotated by Bret Easton Ellis. (Published in 2015 as World Gone Water.)
Ellis, Bret Easton
Literary Journey
World Gone Water: A Novel
Manuscript – A Complete Gentleman. Novel. Second draft. Typed, pgs 1-126. Annotated by Bret Easton Ellis. (Published in 2015 as World Gone Water.)
Ellis, Bret Easton
Literary Journey
World Gone Water: A Novel
Manuscript – “Wagering.” Short Story. (Collected in The Last Lemonade Stand on the Block: Stories by JDC.)
Literary Journey
Literary Journey
Manuscript – A Complete Gentleman. Novel. Final draft. Typed, pgs 1-175. Annotated by JDC. (Published in 2015 as World Gone Water.)
Literary Journey
World Gone Water: A Novel
Manuscript – undated draft of A Complete Gentleman. Novel. (Published in 2015 as World Gone Water.)
Literary Journey
World Gone Water: A Novel
Harold Ober Associates
New York City
Jan: 4236 N. 103rd Ave., #7, Phoenix, AZ
O the Places I've Lived!
O the Places I've Lived!
June-Aug: 390 Westford Rd., Concord, MA
O the Places I've Lived!
Sept: Astoria, Queens
O the Places I've Lived!
O the Places I've Lived!
O the Places I've Lived!
McKnight, Reginald
Rector, Liam
Cox, Betsy
Hempel, Amy
Melnyczuk, Askold
Bennington College
New York City
Correspondence – Rick Moody
Moody, Rick
KGB Bar
Ryan, David
New York City
Literary Journey
KGB Bar
New York City
KGB Bar
Ryan, David
New York City
Literary Journey
KGB Bar
Correspondence – Douglas Bauer
Bauer, Douglas
Correspondence – Charles Bock
Bock, Charles
Correspondence – Maria Flook
Flook, Maria
Bloomsbury – J. Robert Lennon blurb for World Gone Water:
Bloomsbury – Matt Bell blurb for World Gone Water:
Bloomsbury – Amy Grace Loyd blurb for World Gone Water:
Feb 4 Real Change review by Joe Martin of Vernon Downs
Vernon Downs: A Novel
Ausubel, Ramona
Literary Hub
Newtonville Books
Correspondence – Bookmarked: The Great Gatsby by JDC, published by IG Books
Poor Man's Gatsby: A Memoir
Correspondence – Garden Lakes
Garden Lakes: A Novel
Manuscript – Charles Bock introduction to Bloomsbury reissue of We’re So Famous
Bock, Charles
We're So Famous: A Novel
Correspondence – We’re So Famous Bloomsbury reissue + Typical of the Times as an afterword, with an introduction by Charles Bock
Bock, Charles
We're So Famous: A Novel
Typical of the Times: Growing Up in the Culture of Spectacle: A Memoir
Correspondence – re Harold Ober Mystery Teleplay by JDC
The Disappearance of Swenson's Secretary: A Harold Ober Mystery
Correspondence – Mary Gaitskill re including her Post Road rec in an upcoming book
Gaitskill, Mary
Post Road Magazine
Manuscript – “The Salinger Principle, or, A Novelist You’ve Never Heard of Calls it Quits” by JDC, published by Literary Hub as “Why I Quit Being a Writer”
Literary Hub
Salinger, J.D.
Literary Journey
Correspondence – re “Why I Quit Being a Writer” by JDC published by the Literary Hub (“The Salinger Principle”)
Literary Hub
Salinger, J.D.
Literary Journey
Correspondence – The Disappearance of Swenson’s Secretary: A Harold Ober Mystery by JDC writing as as J.D. West
The Disappearance of Swenson's Secretary: A Harold Ober Mystery
Manuscript – “The Disappearance of Swenson’s Secretary” – Teleplay by JDC
The Disappearance of Swenson's Secretary: A Harold Ober Mystery
Bauer, Douglas
Bender, Aimee
Bender, Karen E.
Calhoun, Kenneth
Fountain, Ben
Gawande, Atul
Glass, Julia
Graver, Elizabeth
Hood, Ann
King, Owen
Kushner, Rachel
LeCraw, Holly
Leone, Marianne
Lethem, Jonathan
Livesey, Margot
Lynn, Allison
Ng, Celeste
Perrotta, Tom
Ryan, David
Shepard, Jim
Shepard, Karen
Treadway, Jessica
van den Berg, Laura
Wilson, Jonathan
Maguire, Gregory
Mirvis, Tova
Newtonville Books
Mona Awad blurb for reissue of We’re So Famous: “We’re So Famous smartly anticipates a culture re-configured by the quest for fame. The starry-eyed girls at the center of this rock-and-roll fairy tale are the predecessors of today’s selfie-snappers. With biting wit and wry humor, Clarke brilliantly reminds us that we’ve always lived for likes.”
Awad, Mona
We're So Famous: A Novel
Correspondence – Letter from Setti Warren, mayor of Newton, MA, re Garden Lakes
Garden Lakes: A Novel
Birch, Thora
Zappa, Moon Unit
Lennon, J. Robert
Chapman, Maile
Barthelme, Frederick
Dubus III, Andre
Clarke, Brock
Antopol, Molly
Park, Ed
Bezmozgis, David
Jemc, Jac
Oria, Shelly
Ryan, David
Rich, Nathaniel
Pittard, Hannah
Lehane, Dennis
Hill, Katherine
Redel, Victoria
Shteyngart, Gary
Cheshire, Scott
Salvatore, Joseph
Ng, Celeste
Specktor, Matthew
Wascom, Kent
Vida, Vendela
Weil, Josh
Strauss, Darin
Jones, Alden
World Gone Water: A Novel
Bergin, Josephine
Garden Lakes: A Novel
Brad Watson blurb for Garden Lakes: “Jaime Clarke reminds us that if the banality of evil is indeed a viable truth, its seeds are most likely sewn among adolescent boys.”
Watson, Brad
Garden Lakes: A Novel
Finished copy of The Last Novel Ever Published by JDC, with contributions from Amanda Eyre Ward, Ben Schrank, Nathaniel Rich, Elizabeth Searle, Adam Langer, Heidi Julavits, Victor LaValle, Neil LaBute, Mary-Beth Hughes, Aimee Bender, Binnie Kirshenbaum, Joshua Furst, Ed Park, Samantha Hunt, Roxana Robinson, David Leavitt, Sam Lipsyte, Allison Lynn, and James Scott
Bender, Aimee
Furst, Joshua
Hughes, Mary-Beth
Hunt, Samantha
Julavits, Heidi
Kirshenbaum, Binnie
LaBute, Neil
Langer, Adam
LaValle, Victor
Leavitt, David
Lipsyte, Sam
Lynn, Allison
Park, Ed
Rich, Nathaniel
Robinson, Roxana
Schrank, Ben
Scott, James
Searle, Elizabeth
Ward, Amanda Eyre
The Last Novel Ever Published
Margot Livesey blurb for Garden Lakes: “In the flawlessly imagined Garden Lakes, Jaime Clarke pays homage to Lord of the Flies and creates his own vivid, inadvertently isolated community. As summer tightens its grip, and adult authority recedes, his boys gradually reveal themselves to scary and exhilarating effect. In the hands of this master of suspense and psychological detail, the result is a compulsively readable novel.”
Livesey, Margot
Garden Lakes: A Novel
Manuscript – Bookmarked: The Great Gatsby by JDC (formerly Poor Man’s Gatsby)
Poor Man's Gatsby: A Memoir
Julia Glass blurb for Garden Lakes: “It takes some nerve to revisit a bulletproof classic, but Jaime Clarke does so, with elegance and a cool contemporary eye, in this cunningly crafted homage to Lord of the Flies. He understands all too well the complex psychology of boyhood, how easily the insecurities and power plays slide into mayhem when adults look the other way.”
Glass, Julia
Garden Lakes: A Novel
Manuscript – The Disappearance of Swenson’s Secretary: A Harold Ober Mystery by JDC as J.D. West
The Disappearance of Swenson's Secretary: A Harold Ober Mystery
Publishers Marketplace mention of deal for Bloomsbury reissue of We’re So Famous
We're So Famous: A Novel
Boston Book Festival Guide, Oct 14-15, 2016. (+)
Boston Book Festival
Paul Harding blurb for Garden Lakes: “As tense and tight and pitch-perfect as Clarke’s narrative of the harrowing events at Garden Lakes is, and as fine a meditation it is on Golding’s novel, what deepens this book to another level of insight and artfulness is the parallel portrait of Charlie Martens as an adult, years after his fateful role that summer, still tyrannized, paralyzed, tangled in lies, wishing for redemption, maybe fated never to get it. Complicated and feral, Garden Lakes is thrilling, literary, and smart as hell.”
Harding, Paul
Garden Lakes: A Novel
Scott Cheshire blurb for Garden Lakes: “Smart, seductive, and suggestively sinister, Garden Lakes is a disturbingly honest look at how our lies shape our lives and destroy our communities. Read it: Part three in one of the best literary trilogies we have.”
Cheshire, Scott
Garden Lakes: A Novel
Grub Street Muse and the Marketplace conference bulletin ad for Newtonville Books featuring Garden Lakes
Garden Lakes: A Novel
Booklist review of Garden Lakes
Garden Lakes: A Novel
We're So Famous: A Novel
Typical of the Times: Growing Up in the Culture of Spectacle: A Memoir
Poor Man's Gatsby: A Memoir
Fully-executed contract dated Jan 16 with IG Publishing for Bookmarked: The Great Gatsby by JDC (formerly Poor Man’s Gatsby)
Poor Man's Gatsby: A Memoir
New York Times Book Review featuring capsule review of Garden Lakes
Garden Lakes: A Novel
Bock, Charles
We're So Famous: A Novel
Typical of the Times: Growing Up in the Culture of Spectacle: A Memoir
Patchett, Ann
Newtonville Books
Cotton, Mary
Misc Adventures
Center for Fiction
Cotton, Mary
Newtonville Books
Literary Hub
Literary Journey
Brooklyn Rail piece by Joseph Salvatore re the Bookmarked series, featuring mention of JDC
Brooklyn Rail
Salvatore, Joseph
Poor Man's Gatsby: A Memoir
Misc Adventures
Literary Hub
Newtonville Books
Saunders, George
Newtonville Books
Bennington College
Literary Journey
Draft of introduction by Christopher Boucher for More Alive and Less Lonely: On Books and Writers by Jonathan Lethem and Christopher Boucher (formerly Overcompensating Autodidact) featuring mention of JDC
Boucher, Christopher
Lethem, Jonathan
Garden Lakes: A Novel
Bloomsbury – Mona Awad blurb for reissue of We’re So Famous:
Bloomsbury – Julia Glass blurb for Garden Lakes:
Bloomsbury – Brad Watson blurb for Garden Lakes:
Bloomsbury – Margot Livesey blurb for Garden Lakes:
Bloomsbury – Scott Cheshire blurb for Garden Lakes:
Bloomsbury – Paul Harding blurb for Garden Lakes:
Finished copy – Bookmarked: The Great Gatsby (formerly What I Wanted to Be + American Kaleidoscope + Poor Man’s Gatsby)
Poor Man's Gatsby: A Memoir
Bergin, Josephine
The Disappearance of Swenson's Secretary: A Harold Ober Mystery
Strand Magazine featuring full page ad for The Disappearance of Swenson’s Secretary: A Harold Ober Mystery by JDC as J.D. West
The Disappearance of Swenson's Secretary: A Harold Ober Mystery
Karen E. Bender blurb for Bookmarked: The Great Gatsby: “Jaime Clarke’s ode to Gatsby is a completely winning, honest ode to everything: the yearning of an outsider, for success, the drama of the work world, the seduction and darkness of wealth, the search for love and the complex, bumpy life of a writer. The Nick Carraway of Phoenix stakes his own literary territory here; a charming and engaging book.”
Bender, Karen E.
Poor Man's Gatsby: A Memoir
Tickets and Playbill to A Doll’s House Part 2 on Broadway, starring Chris Cooper, with Mary Cotton.
Cooper, Chris
Cotton, Mary
Misc Adventures
Correspondence – Bloomsbury re story collection Minor Characters based on minor characters from JDC novels, to be written by other authors, and published by Bloomsbury in 2021
Minor Characters: Stories
Manuscript – Vernon Downs screenplay by JDC
Vernon Downs: A Novel
David James Poissant blurb for Bookmarked: The Great Gatsby: “Jaime Clarke has penned a smart, funny, beguiling account of his love affair with America’s favorite novel. This book, like its narrator, lives “both inside Fitzgerald’s pages and out,” the best case of literary obsession I’ve had the pleasure of reading since Nicholson Baker’s U & I. A must-read, and not just for Gatsby fans.”
Poissant, David James
Poor Man's Gatsby: A Memoir
Boston Globe book section with “New England Literary News” by Nina MacLaughlin featuring piece on JDC and David Ryan viz Bookmarked publications; incl copies of listings for Bookmarked events at Sarah Lawrence College and Greenlight bookstore, not attended by JDC; and Ig Publishing notice of publication for Bookmarked editions by JDC and David Ryan.
Ryan, David
MacLaughlin, Nina
Poor Man's Gatsby: A Memoir
Finished copy – More Alive and Less Lonely by Jonathan Lethem and Christopher Boucher, signed to JDC by JL and CB
Boucher, Christopher
Lethem, Jonathan
Center for Fiction
Cotton, Mary
Newtonville Books
Awad, Mona
Bauer, Douglas
Calhoun, Kenneth
Fountain, Ben
Gawande, Atul
Glass, Julia
Goldstein, Meredith
Hartnett, Annie
Hempel, Amy
Hood, Ann
King, Owen
Leone, Marianne
Lethem, Jonathan
Livesey, Margot
Lodato, Victor
Nadler, Stuart
Perrotta, Tom
Pitlor, Heidi
Scott, James
Searle, Elizabeth
Shepard, Karen
Treadway, Jessica
van den Berg, Laura
Walker, Sarai
Wilson, Jonathan
MacLaughlin, Nina
Messud, Claire
Mirvis, Tova
Newtonville Books
Literary Journey
Manuscript – Screenplay adaptation of The Disappearance of Swenson’s Secretary: A Harold Ober Mystery by JDC
The Disappearance of Swenson's Secretary: A Harold Ober Mystery
Boston Herald piece “Novel takes the cake for former Newton resident” re Annie Hartnett reading at Newtonville Books from her novel, Rabbit Cake
Hartnett, Annie
Newtonville Books
Boston Book Festival Guide. Oct 27-28, 2017. (+)
Boston Book Festival
Newtonville Books
Stephen King rider re Sept 28 event with SK and Owen King for Sleeping Beauties at First Baptist Church, hosted by Newtonville Books; incl ticket issued to JDC; incl Newton Police Department invoice for police detail.
King, Owen
King, Stephen
Newtonville Books
Boucher, Christopher
Saunders, George
Newtonville Books
Blurb for Bookmarked: The Great Gatsby by Karen E. Bender:
Blurb for Bookmarked: The Great Gatsby by David James Poissant:
Correspondence – Minor Characters, a collection based on minor characters from JDC novels, featuring original stories 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, with a foreword by Jonathan Lethem, and an introduction by Laura van den Berg, to be published by Bloomsbury in 2021.
Minor Characters: Stories
Manuscript – World Gone Water screenplay
World Gone Water: A Novel
Newtonville Books
Newtonville Books
Leavitt, David
Newtonville Books
Boucher, Christopher
Newtonville Books
Shelf Awareness email featuring Newtonville Books’s 20th anniversary
Newtonville Books
Correspondence – Radio play adaptation of The Disappearance of Swenson’s Secretary: A Harold Ober Mystery by JDC
The Disappearance of Swenson's Secretary: A Harold Ober Mystery
Newtonville Books
Newton Tab 2017 Reader’s Choice Awards featuring Newtonville Books
Newtonville Books
Bergin, Josephine
Vernon Downs: A Novel
Bergin, Josephine
Vernon Downs: A Novel
Vernon Downs: A Novel
Boston Book Festival Guide. Oct 12-13, 2018. (+)
Boston Book Festival
Newtonville Books
Bergin, Josephine
Vernon Downs: A Novel
Bergin, Josephine
Vernon Downs: A Novel
Publishers Weekly article announcing Newtonville Books as a 2018 Pannell Award nominee
Publishers Weekly
Newtonville Books
Bergin, Josephine
Vernon Downs: A Novel
Manuscript – Radio play adaptation of The Disappearance of Swenson’s Secretary: A Harold Ober Mystery by JDC
The Disappearance of Swenson's Secretary: A Harold Ober Mystery
Center for Fiction
Cotton, Mary
Newtonville Books
Awad, Mona
Calhoun, Kenneth
Newtonville Books