Ed Nawotka
By Ed Nawotka:
No One to Believe In
Unreliable narratives of the war on terror.
Austin literary agent James D. Hornfischer has represented a variety of military authors and written a pair of bestselling World War II naval histories, The Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors and Ship of Ghosts. His experience tells him … Read More
George Saunders’ Rebel Yell
Who's the perfect writer for America in the Age of George W.?
In these strange and scary times overseen by our native son George W., it’s appropriate that the most politically sensitive fiction writer publishing today is a Texan: George Saunders—the master of the surreal, satirical short story. Saunders was born in … Read More
Houston, We Have a Winner
Challenger Park In his dazzling new novel Challenger Park, Stephen Harrigan writes that the “heraldry of old-time space flight has vanished.” Familiarity and indifference have stripped space flight of much of its wonder and romance. What we remember most vividly … Read More
