DONALD TRUMP — THE ANTI-AURELIUS.
Few of you will think you have time to read this very long essay from “The Daily Stoic” about the traits and characteristics of a great leader: https://dailystoic.com/leadership. I would urge you, however, to find the time. It beats TV and Twitter. The...MIAMI BOOK FAIR -2019
NATIONAL BOOK REVIEW
Q&A interview with Madeleine Blais appeared in a recent issue of the National Book Review: national book reviewTRUTH DECAY
I was invited to be keynote speaker at the 2019 Connecticut Book Awards ceremony on Sunday, Oct. 20. The event, sponsored by the Connecticut Center for the Book, took place in the Hartford Public Library. Below is a copy of my remarks. It’s all in uppercase to...“Skillfully wrought, often mesmerizing novel-in-stories”—Chicago Tribune review for HUNTER’S MOON
From the Chicago Tribune review of HUNTER’S MOON: “…These stories, written in a succinctly lyrical prose and punctuated by a sense of unease, still seem fresh and surprising. Caputo’s characters wrestle with ordinary mishaps, the secrets and lies that underpin their relationships, and the fallout from truth-telling.“ Read the full review…
MY THANKS TO RJ JULIA BOOKSELLERS FOR A GREAT BOOK SIGNING EVENT
We had a nice crowd who asked some good questions on Friday night. Great independent bookstores like RJ Julia are the lifeblood of authors. Read more about this…
HUNTER’S MOON — NEW YORK TIMES EDITOR’S CHOICE
Each week, the New York Times Book Review publishes a list of recommended books published during that week. I’m pleased that the editors chose my short-story collection, Hunter’s Moon, as one of 12 titles for the week ending this Sunday, August 11. Here’s...NEW REVIEW OF HUNTER’S MOON — PITTSBURGH POST GAZETTE
An excellent review of “Hunter’s Moon” appeared today, August 4, in the Pittsburgh Post Gazette. I’m thrilled that it was written by a woman, which suggests that this very masculine book crosses the gender divide....HUNTER’S MOON, NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW, FRONT PAGE REVIEW
My new book, Hunter’s Moon, is reviewed on the front page of the New York Times Book Review for this Sunday, Aug. 4. The review is positive and serious, but ignore the headline in the online version of the review, which is a tad silly....
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