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Tag Archives: The Grapes of Wrath

BEST OF BLOOM: When Style Is Content — The Fiction of W.M. Spackman
Author Features / Features / Fiction

BEST OF BLOOM: When Style Is Content — The Fiction of W.M. Spackman

Posted on August 28, 2014 by editor • Leave a comment

by Nicki Leone

I always find myself arguing on behalf of the book in situations like these . . . The author didn’t write this book to tell you what you want to hear, I point out, he wrote it because he had something to say. So what was it? Continue reading →

When Style Is Content: A Run-In with the Fiction of W.M. Spackman
Author Features / Features / Fiction

When Style Is Content: A Run-In with the Fiction of W.M. Spackman

Posted on August 11, 2014 by Juhi • Leave a comment

by Nicki Leone

I always find myself arguing on behalf of the book in situations like these . . . The author didn’t write this book to tell you what you want to hear, I point out, he wrote it because he had something to say. So what was it? Continue reading →

STAFF CORNER: Unread Classics
Features / Staff Corner

STAFF CORNER: Unread Classics

Posted on April 11, 2014 by Lisa Peet • 1 Comment

This week—in the spirit of candidness, “zigzag paths,” and the ways in which “shoulds” affect our writing and reading lives (and vice versa)—members of the Bloom staff share their “Unread Classics.” Continue reading →

In His Own Words: Louis Owens
Features / In Their Own Words

In His Own Words: Louis Owens

Posted on April 3, 2013 by editor • Leave a comment

“I have learned to inhabit a hybrid, unpapered, Choctaw-Cherokee-Welsh-Irish-Cajun mixed space in between. I conceive of myself today not as “Indian,” but as a mixedblood, a person of complex roots and histories.” Continue reading →

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