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Production progressing on Jess Walter’s “The Zero”

by jeffreyrbunch Posted on June 1, 2010
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Great news for Jess Walter and fans of his writing. It appears that the movie production of his book “The Zero” has been given new life, according to an exclusive blog post over the weekend out of the Cannes by Steven Zeitchik (@ZeitchikLAT) on LATimes.com. Continue reading →

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“The Financial Lives of the Poets” by Jess Walter on Daily Beast, spokesman.com

by jeffreyrbunch Posted on September 22, 2009
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Today is the release day for “The Financial Lives of The Poets” by Jess Walter.  Apparently, he’s getting love from well-known British author Nick Hornby, author of the novels “High Fidelity,” “About a Boy” and “Fever Pitch.”  The Daily Beast … Continue reading →

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New York Times, Spokane’s Inlander profile Jess Walter and his new book, “The Financial Lives of the Poets”

by jeffreyrbunch Posted on September 18, 2009
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The reviews are starting to come in on Jess Walter’s new book, including one from Janet Maslin: Books of The Times – In Jess Walter’s ‘Financial Lives of the Poets’ Fiscal Ebola and Bad Ideas Collide – Review. Spokane’s local … Continue reading →

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