#david gutowski

[sungjwoo]

In Largehearted Boy: Sung J. Woo’s playlist for his novel "Deep Roots"

I’m not sure what I like more, having a book out or having the opportunity to create a playlist for it. Many thanks to Largehearted Boy, a.k.a. David Gutowski, for hosting my song list on his beautiful site! Sung J. Woo’s playlist for his novel “Deep Roots”

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[melvillehouse]

David Gutowski of Largehearted Boy needs your help » MobyLives

Some sad news: David Gutowski, of Largehearted Boy, was recently hospitalized with a serious illness, and needs financial help to manage ongoing medical bills and living expenses. If you exist within the strange and small literary scene, the odds are…

David Gutowski could use your help.

[sackettstreet]

If you feel you’ve seen lists that slice and dice the books of 2013 in every way imaginable, then you haven’t visited the music and literature blog Largehearted Boy.

Largehearted Boy in Sunday's The New York Times Book Review. Big congrats to David Gutowski, one of the literary world's biggest heroes!

[seanbeaudoin]

My playlist from two novels ago. I forgot this one existed, or how much fun this was...

[seanbeaudoin]

I got to make this really fun playlist for the excellent Largehearted Boy: It's called "Book. Band. Beverage" and involves literary/drink pairings, plus all the songs are streamed below on Spotify. Check it out.

[juliafierro]

Me & three Brooklyn lit superstars at the next The Salon Reading Series at BookCourt - Monday, 2/4 7pm

I'm honored to be part of a panel at the next THE SALON Series at BookCourt, along with superstar book-experts David Gutowkski (aka LargeHearted Boy, BookBoroughing & the Literary BFFs Series), Penina Roth (Franklin Park Reading Series) and Michele Filgate (Community Bookstore, critic, writer and all-around literary wonder-woman). 

Monday, February 4th @7pm at BookCourt (163 Court Street in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn)

Hosted by Chiwoniso Kaitano & Martin Rowe. From the event listing: The hosts, curators and organizers of New York's biggest literary events will tell us how they do it, what are the best reads of 2012, what you should be reading NOW (...and what it's really like to be a King-maker).

I must admit, I've always wanted to be called a King-maker, and a Queen-maker too, of course.