Hannah

Comet Swift-Tuttle

Comet Swift-Tuttle

109P/Swift-Tuttle, creator of the Perseids meteor shower

The Babson Boulders

The Babson Boulders

The Babson Boulders in Dogtown, MA

Theo Jansen’s Wind Animals

Theo Jansen

The Wake of Forgiveness by Bruce Machart

The Wake of Forgiveness  by Bruce Machart is one of the books I raved about recently over at The New York Times. The trailer just came out, and it’s like a mini-movie–can’t wait to see this novel make its way in the world. It’s got one of the best horse-racing scenes I’ve ever read. Pre-order now, [...]

Bull’s Eye Lantern

Bull’s Eye Lantern

Robert Louis Stevenson (& Hemingway’s) favorite light source.

Scribner, Stevenson, Perkins & Hemingway

Scribner, Stevenson, Perkins & Hemingway

I’ve been reading The Only Thing That Counts, the correspondence of Maxwell Perkins and Ernest Hemingway, edited by Matthew J. Bruccoli. I’ve marked many pages to go back and re-read, but here’s one image I can’t shake. It’s in the preface by Charles Scribner III, where he quotes a speech his own father (Charles Scribner, Jr.) gave [...]

Gowanus, pt. 19

Gowanus, pt. 19

Gowanus, pt. 18

Gowanus, pt. 18

Gowanus, pt. 17

Gowanus, pt. 17

Off Grid

Hello, visitors. I’m heading off grid for the next month or so. No phone, no internet, but hopefully lots of writing. Please feel free to keep sending emails or any questions you might have about The Good Thief. I won’t be able to answer for a while, but I promise to respond when I return.


Hannah Tinti is the author of the
short story collection Animal
Crackers
and co-founder and
editor in chief of One Story
magazine.
Her best-selling novel,
The Good Thief, is a New York Times Notable Book of the Year, winner of
the Quality Paperback Bookclub
New Voices Award, winner of the
John Sargent Sr. First Novel Prize,
and a recipient of the American
Library Association's Alex Award.

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