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Charles Frazier's News
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Nov 06, 2007 11:23:04
Posted on Fri, Oct. 12, 2007 `Cold Mountain' author draws a crowdJERI KRENTZWhen Charles Frazier was an obscure writer working on his first novel, his friend, the author Kaye Gibbons, asked to see the manuscript. I have one question, she told him after reading a stack of pages. Would you like me to send this to my agent by regular mail or Fed Ex? Frazier went on to win the National Book Award f... Read More
DBF
Aug 29, 2007 12:08:37
Decatur Book FestivalDecatur will be hosting its second annual Book Festival Aug. 31 to Sept. 2. More than 200 authors and musicians will participate in readings, talks and panel discussions on a plethora of modern literary works. All events are free. Charles Frazier, author of Cold Mountain and Thirteen Moons will give the keynote address Saturday at 8 p.m. at Agnes Scott College along with My... Read More
MSNBC
Jul 24, 2007 12:07:50
'Cold Mountain' Author's New Book 'Cold Mountain' author Charles Frazier returns with a mesmerizing novel about a white man fighting to save a Cherokee tribe's home. An exclusive interview.By Jeff GilesNewsweekSept. 18, 2006 issue - Not far from Cherokee, North Carolina, Charles Frazier pulls to the side of the Blue Ridge Parkway, and points off into the Smokies. "O... Read More
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Jul 24, 2007 11:07:21
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Would "Cold Mountain's" Inman have had a happy lifeBy D. G. MartinPosted Wednesday, June 13, 2007Chapel Hill, NC - What would have happened if Inman had lived?If you saw the movie, ‘Cold Mountain,” or read Charles Frazier’s book, you probably asked this question. Inman was the wounded Confederate soldier who left a military hospital in Raleigh, walked across the ... Read More
Thirteen Moons: The Quarter-Million-Copy-Selling Flop?In addition to counting Curtis Sittenfeld's beans, yesterday's breathless revelation by the NYT business section that the publishing industry is a crapshoot included a tidbit about Charles Frazier's $8 million advance for Thirteen Moons, which "sold only 240,000 copies" after its release last October, less than a third ... Read More
2007 Novello line-up announcedJERI KRENTZReading Life EditorSeveral big names in literature -- Charles Frazier, Ishmael Beah, Calvin Trillin and Dave Eggers -- will be part of this year's Novello Festival of Reading.The Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenburg County, which sponsors the annual event, announced the lineup this afternoon.The bookings include:• Frazier, author o... Read More
April 07. 2007 12:00AM Tim Pegram continues his 'Cold Mountain' journeyBy Tim PegramSpecial to the Times-News Tim Pegram crossed the crest of the Blue Ridge at the Henderson-Buncombe County line after climbing through the Hickory Nut Gorge on U.S. Route 74-A, pictured above. (Special to the Times-News)Zoom Editor's note:Tim Pegram set out Feb. 21 from Raleigh to retrace the jou... Read More
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