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Arthur on Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace.

Pen Parentis: resources for authors who are also parents.

The Reading Experience: Great essays on reading

Stunning photography of Budapest (and other cities), as well as the haunting cover image of Angelica: Zoltan Hajtmanszki

Identitytheory.com: Great author interviews (including an old interview and a new one with Arthur Phillips.)

Some odd cabaret.

A chat at LibraryThing.

An interview with Publisher's Weekly.  And one with MJ Rose at Powells.  And another at The Powells Blog, Q&A.

And some time on the Bat Segundo Show, with the inimitable Ed Champion.

A little light blogging. (Start from the bottom of the page.)

The Three Minute Interview with the blog The Elegant Variation.  Later, Mark and Arthur discuss Sandor Marai, Gyula Krudy, and a little Coetzee.

A profile in The Sacramento Bee.

Novelists on Jeopardy!  Apparently, it's a plague of us...

The author reading from his story "Wenceslas Square" on This American Life.

     -----> And the upshot in Hollywood...

What's the author's mother up to now?  Synagogue Restoration

Some Recommended Reading:

The Gift of Valor – My brother wrote it, but this isn’t nepotism.  His book is an absolute classic of war journalism.  Whatever your views about the Iraq war, this book will make you feel what it’s like to fight in it.  It’s the extraordinary story of Medal of Honor winner, US Marine Corporal Jason Dunham, but it’s also about what it means to fight, sacrifice, and die in war. 

I’ve blurbed the following books, and I always mean it.  These are all great contemporary novels:

An Evening of Long Goodbyes by Paul Murray

Indecision by Benjamin Kunkel

Tearjerker by Daniel Hayes

Last One In by Nick Kulish

Serena by Ron Rash

The Imperfectionists by Tom Rachman

and non-fiction:

The Ballad of the Whiskey Robber by Julian Rubinstein

Prisoner of Trebekistan by Bob Harris, author of the useful Who Hates Whom.

Freud’s Requiem by Matthew von Unwerth

The House at Sugar Beach by Helene Cooper