Entries from L I T T O R A L | the journal of the Key West Literary Seminar tagged with 'Allan Gurganus'
Allan Gurganus: 2009 <br><i>A Still Small Voice Under the Cannonade</i>
Here's a recording of Allan Gurganus delivering a laugh-out-loud lecture titled "A Still Small Voice Under the Cannonade: Field Notes towards Fiction's Pact with History," during the first session of the 2009 Key West Literary Seminar. We'll amend this...
Photos from Session One
Here's a selection of photos from Session One of the 27th annual Key West Literary Seminar. See more– by photographers Curt Richter, Oliver Parini, Michael Blades, and Nick Vagnoni– and upload your own photos on our facebook page. Gore Vidal...
Not entirely random quotes from Session 1
Thanks again for the following to board member Nancy Klingener. Photo by Curt Richter. "The line between historical fiction and historical scholarship is not as hard and fast as we might think." –Eric Foner, Columbia history professor "History is...
History's reason needs fiction's dreams
Allan Gurganus delivered a talk Friday morning called "A Still Small Voice Under the Cannonade: Field Notes toward Fiction's Pact with History." Photo by Nick Vagnoni. Thanks to [Nancy Klingener](http://boneislandbooks.wordpress.com/) for the following Allan Gurganus's talk Friday morning was...
Allan Gurganus on Marilynne Robinson
If you're thinking about attending the Seminar in January, or if you're a fan of either Marilynne Robinson, Allan Gurganus, or both, you'll enjoy what's going on over at Reading Room. It's an online panel discussion of Robinson's first...
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