Monthly Archives: October 2011

County Line

Posted on October 21, 2011 by Ed Battistella

I stayed up late last night reading Bill Cameron’s excellent noir tale County Line, which relies on his trademarked story within a story structure. The book features his Skin Kadash and Peter McKrall and explains the mysterious history of Ruby … Continue reading →

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Around the Corner: The Book Exchange

Posted on October 18, 2011 by Ed Battistella

For those of you that are not hip with the latest Ashland bookstore gossip: The Book Exchange has changed locations from next door to the Standing Stone Brewery in downtown Ashland. It is now located, since November, across the parking … Continue reading →

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The Non-word of the Day

Posted on October 15, 2011 by Ed Battistella

Over the summer I began thinking “What could I possibly tweet that would be interesting?” Here’s the plan. Beginning in January, Literary Ashland will tweet a non-word of the day. We’ll make up a word, and post its definition in … Continue reading →

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Eavan Boland to Read in Ashland

Posted on October 11, 2011 by Ed Battistella

Irish poet Eavan Boland will read her work at the Mountain Avenue Theater (that’s at Ashland High School) on October 20th at 7:30 pm. Boland is a Stanford University professor and the author of collections titled Domestic Violence, Against Love … Continue reading →

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