James Franco to Pen Debut Novel
James FrancoTitled, Actors Anonymous, the book is evidently a fictionalized, yet semi-autobiographical examination of Franco’s life as an actor.
“Like James himself, this novel transcends categories,” said Amazon senior editor, Ed Park in an email to The New York Times.
Franco made his first foray into the literary world in 2010 writing, Palo Alto, a collection of short stories about California teenagers and misfits. It received mixed reviews from critics, some lauding it, whilst others had a more tepid reaction.
We wait with baited breath, to see if Franco’s prowess as an actor will likewise carry over to the rarified world of accomplished novelist. If you're curious and care to take a gander, Actors Anonymous will be published sometime in 2013.
This year, Franco will appear in a plethora of films, including a biopic of author C.K. Williams called Tar, and playing Hugh Hefner in Lovelace, the story of Deep Throat actress, Linda Lovelace.
A British publisher intends to publish three 15-page extracts from Hitler's book.
The actor/writer/grad student/artist/filmmaker/Oscar co-host will now be a published novelist.
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A British publisher intends to publish three 15-page extracts from Hitler's book.
The actor/writer/grad student/artist/filmmaker/Oscar co-host will now be a published novelist.
The author of “Sotah” found guilty
Stephen Greenblatt won in the non-fiction category for his book 'The Swerve: How The World Became Modern"
Enter to win an autographed hardcover copy of the Giller finalist 'The Free World' by David Bezmozgis
Joseph Heller Letters Reflecting about Catch-22 to be Auctioned
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