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Topic: Writers and Writing (page 17)

Lev Grossman

Jonathan Franzen

"Glee" gets some fresh blood.

Open book with blank white pages. Clipping path included. (Bluestocking)

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Ernest Hemingway poses with a dead leopard in 1953, part of an exhibit of Hemingway photos to celebrate his 100th birthday on display at Washington's National Portrait Gallery through Nov. 7, 1999. Hemingway, who killed himself three weeks before his 61st birthday, would have been 100 on July 21. (AP Photo/National Portrait Gallery, Earl Theisen) (Earl Theisen)

Marty Beckerman

Trailer for Sloane Crosley's "How Did You Get This Number," which won a Moby for "Book Trailer As Stand Alone Art Object."

Moby Awards honor year's best, worst book trailers

**FILE**Nobel laureate V.S. Naipaul attends an International Festival of Indian Literature in New Delhi, India, on Feb. 18, 2002. Naipaul, a Trinidad-born Briton known for novels set in a messy postcolonial world, said in comments published Tuesday, April 17, 2007, that he didn't learn anything at Oxford and that his time at the prestigious British university only delayed the start of his career. (AP Photo/John McConnico) (John Mcconnico)

Caroline Leavitt

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The author, left, with David Sedaris

A student fast asleep on her school work. (Sharon Dominick)

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The art of fixing other people's books

Dionne Hughes, winner of the 2009 Funny Women Awards

William Styron in 1985

Alexandra Styron

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Greg Mortenson

How much better would Gabriel García Márquez's book be if it was about shopping??

Claire Lambrecht

Why authors shouldn't have to sell themselves

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The cover of the "The Greek Seaman"

Bradley Cooper in "Limitless"

Is there a cure for writer's block?

Anne Roiphe in the Hamptons in the late 1960's

Tracy Clark-Flory

Megan Cytron - Trazzler

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