Sarah Stone, author of the novel The True Sources of the Nile as well as two books on the craft of writing, has a terrific new post up on RedRoom, “Navigating Time in Fiction”. “What does it mean for a work to traverse different kinds of time? What in each writer’s life, biology, or brain Read more »
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Time and the Novel
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Where Stories Begin
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A story has no beginning and no end. Arbitrarily one chooses the moment from which to look back or from which to look ahead
"The book of the summer…If you read only one book, read The Year of Fog.” ~Tele Matin, Ch 2, France.
A New York Times and international bestseller
One of Library Journal’s “Best Books of 2007”
A Kirkus Reviews “Top Pick for Reading Groups”
A Washington Post “A-list book”
A San Francisco Chronicle Notable Book
A Target Bookmarked Club Pick
A selection for the Elle Prix des Lectrices
A selection for Le Prix du Livres Robinsonnais
“An unusually imaginative novel of family, loss and hope, The Year of Fog tackles mysteries of time, memory and the human heart.” ~South China Morning Post
News & Notes
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21
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The Year of Fog has just gone into its 21st paperback printing. I’m celebrating with biscuits and eggs for dinner. Because who doesn’t love biscuits for dinner? Back home in Alabama, my favorite nights were always the ones when my mother declared that we were having “breakfast for supper.” It usually involved bacon and grits. Read more »
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Fog in Brentwood
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I’m delighted to announce that The Year of Fog is the 2010 pick for Brentwood CityRead in Brentwood, California– part of the Contra Costa County Library One City One Book program. Other cities are reading Highest Duty (Sully Sullenberger), Cutting for Stone (Abraham Verghese), and The Street of a Thousand Blossoms (Gail Tsukiyama). About the Read more »
Michelle Richmond is the New York Times bestselling author of THE YEAR OF FOG, NO ONE YOU KNOW, DREAM OF THE BLUE ROOM, and THE GIRL IN THE FALL-AWAY DRESS, as well as many articles, essays, and short stories. Her books have been translated into ten languages. A native of Alabama, Michelle makes her home in Northern California. 
