Books That Made a Difference to John Edgar Wideman
Reading is his business, his air, his water, his way to "chase the creature" he might turn out to be. The writer on the titles at the top of his list now.
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John Edgar Wideman's Bookshelf
John Edgar Wideman reveals his list of favorite books for the March 2007 issue of 'O, The Oprah Magazine.'
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The Irresistibles: 12 Lyrical, Luscious Reads
Looking for a great read? We've got some great recommendations to enlighten and inspire you.
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Character Journeys in Anna Karenina
Thoughts on characters in Leo Tolstoy's novel, Anna Karenina. From Stiva and Dolly's silent understanding, Kitty and Levin's new marriage, Anna's affair with Vronsky and pending divorce, get new insight into this classic Russian novel of family life.
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David Wroblewski Answers Your Questions
David Wroblewski, author of The Story of Edgar Sawtelle, answers questions from Oprah's Book Club members. Watch video and read his answers.
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Micr-O Fiction: 8 Provocative Writers Tell Us a Story in 300 Words or Less
They're short (and we mean short), intense (imagine a novel crossed with a haiku), and mesmerizing (whether they're illuminating a single moment or a whole life).
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From the March 2007 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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