A tile made by Henry Chapman Mercer in 1913 for the Inglenook in the Frank Garrett house in Syracuse, NY, depicting St. George and the Dragon.
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About Me
- Jane Librizzi
- New York, United States
- I am a radio broadcaster at my local NPR affiliate (WCNY-FM, 91.3)and a free-lance journalist.
Recommended Fiction
- Annihilation (Peter Szewc)
- In Other Rooms, Other Wonders (Daniel Mueenuddin)
- Little Bird Of Heaven (Joyce Carol Oates)
- New World Monkeys (Nancy Mauro)
- The Art Student's War (Brad Leithauser)
- The Collected Stories of Lydia Davis (Lydia Davis)
- The Poem Strip (Dino Buzzatti)
- The Year Of The Flood (Margaret Atwood)
- Too Much Happiness (Alice Munro)
- Wolf Hall (Hilary Mantel)
Recommended Nonfiction
- A School Of Dolphins (Charles Avery)
- Autophobia: Love & Hate In The Automotive Age (Brian Ladd)
- Bodies, Bathers, Beauty: The Visceral Eye (Linda Nochlin)
- Coco Chanel (Justine Picardie)
- Elsewhere Country, USA (Dalton Conley)
- Hollywood Dreams Made Real (Mark A. Vieira)
- Knossos & The Prophets Of Modernism (Cathy Gere)
- The Healing Of America (T. R. Reid)
- The Language Of Things (Deyan Dudjic)
- The Third Mind: American Artists Contemplate Asia (Alexandra Munroe)
- When Everything Changed (Gail Collins)
Recommended Poetry
- The Mind-Body Problem (Kathe Pollitt)
- A Village Life (Louise Gluck)
- Rene Char: Selected Poems (translated by Mary Ann Caws et al)
- Collected Poems (Djuna Barnes)
- Education By Stone (Joao Cabral de Melo Neto)
- Darwin: A Life In Poems (Ruath Padel)
- Sonata Mulattica (Rita Dove)
- A New Hunger (Laure-Anne Bosselaer)
- Native Guard (Natasha Treatheway)
- Hare Soup (Dorothy Molloy)
Books On The Web
- Book Inscriptions Project
- Kennesaw Review - NEW
- Letters From A Librarian
- Librarything (Catalog your collection online)
- Open Library
- Stone Canoe Journal
- Textualities: An Online Literary Magazine (Scotland)
- The World's Most Beaituful Libraries
- Vertigo: On Collecting Books
- Woolgathersome
- Words Without Borders: The Online Magazine of International Literature