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Samuel Beckett Is Closed - Coffey, Michael
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1. As the former PW executive editor, Michael Coffey is known to many in the world of independent publishing. He is a welcome presence at indy stores, and will be making appearances throughout the Northeast. 2. Paul Auster is a Beckett fan and a pal of Michael's: we're expecting a quote. 3. In the spirit of Alan Lightman's EINSTEIN'S DREAMS (2011) or Alain de Botton's HOW PROUST CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE (1997)

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1. As the former PW executive editor, Michael Coffey is known to many in the world of independent publishing. He is a welcome presence at indy stores, and will be making appearances throughout the Northeast. 2. Paul Auster is a Beckett fan and a pal of Michael's: we're expecting a quote. 3. In the spirit of Alan Lightman's EINSTEIN'S DREAMS (2011) or Alain de Botton's HOW PROUST CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE (1997)
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MICHAEL COFFEY, formerly the co-editorial director of Publishers Weekly, is the author of several books of poems, a book about baseball's perfect games, a book of short stories, and another about Irish immigration to America--which together paint a fairly good portrait of his central interests. His last book, The Business of Naming Things (a short story collection) was a Library Journal top pick for fall/winter fiction titles from independent presses, an Amazon Top 10 pick in literary fiction for the month of January, and a PW "Big Indie Book" and "Best Book of the Week." He lives with his wife in Manhattan and in upstate New York, where he was raised.