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Will you celebrate National Scrabble Day on April 13? David Bukszpan, author of Is That a Word?: From AA to ZZZ, the Weird and Wonderful Language of Scrabble, will play Scrabble at The Brooklyn Strategist to celebrate the holiday.
The author shared some Scrabble strategies last year on the Morning Media Menu, revealing some literary secrets that GalleyCat readers can use while playing. Press play at the bottom of this post to listen to the whole interview.
He gave GalleyCat readers a special gift: an enormous list of book-related words you can play in Scrabble.
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This GalleyCat editor has lost countless games of Scrabble to his wife over the years, but recently discovered that literary knowledge can be a powerful tool while playing the popular word game.
Today’s guest on the Morning Media Menu podcast was David Bukszpan, author of the new book Is That a Word?: From AA to ZZZ, the Weird and Wonderful Language of SCRABBLE. Press play at the bottom of this post to listen to the whole interview.
He shared a variety of resources for readers, but also gave GalleyCat readers a special gift: an enormous list of book-related words you can play in Scrabble.
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Here are some literary events to jump-start your week. To get your event posted on our calendar, visit our Facebook Your Literary Event page. Please post your event at least one week prior to its date.
The Franklin Park Reading Series will feature five authors at tonight’s events. Check it out at the Franklin Park Bar & Beer Garden starting 8:00 p.m. (Brooklyn, NY)
This year’s final two conversation events of NYPL Live! will star Yes, Chef author Marcus Samuelsson and legendary writer Zadie Smith. See them at the New York Public Library’s Stephen A. Schwarzman Building on December 10th and December 11th. (New York, NY)
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Tonight, the Walls and Bridges Festival will end with a discussion event at FIAF entitled “The Original Copy: Borrowed Voices and Stolen Stories.” Chris Lehmann of Bookforum will moderate a panel of four authors which include Yannick Haenel, Laurent Nunez, Victoria Patterson, and Siva Vaidhyanathan.
Here’s more about the event: “It’ll tackle the topic of the tension inherent in borrowing (a plot, a style, or the entire library of written works) for one’s own use. It features French authors never before accessible to American audiences who are experimenting in their fiction, plus Americans Victoria Patterson and Siva Vaidhyanathan.”
Admission normally costs $15, but the organizers have a special offer for GalleyCat readers. Email [email protected] with GALLEYCAT in the subject and get in for free.
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