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Turtle Diary

The way you slide - 1976 review of Turtle Diary

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Submitted by Richard Cooper on 9 August, 2014 - 11:23

The Atlantic monthly magazine from August 1976 reviews Turtle Diary (1975) in the context of Russell Hoban's then higher profile as a writer of books for children, paying particular attention to Charlie the Tramp and Bread and Jam for Frances. Thanks to Janis Winn for the scan.

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Archiving Russell Hoban's work

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Submitted by Richard Cooper on 7 May, 2014 - 12:25

In 2013, writer and journalist Paul Cooper was given the enviable task of cataloguing Russell Hoban's manuscripts. In this fascinating article written especially for russellhoban.org, he recalls some of his discoveries.

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Russell Hoban's manuscripts archived

01/02/2014 08:40

Russell Hoban's archivist Paul Cooper has written exclusively for russellhoban.org about his work cataloguing over 800 manuscripts and letters.

Archiving Russell Hoban's work

31/01/2014 17:27

Exclusive to russellhoban.org, bestselling "River of Ink" author Paul M.M. Cooper talks about the fascinating task of archiving Russell Hoban's manuscripts and letters.

"A mighty fortress is our something" - The gaining of loss in Russell Hoban's creative hermeneutics

http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=aKouHOr0PS0C&pg=PA96&lpg=PA99&ots=Ry-9sv5-o4&…

Submitted by Richard Cooper on 11 December, 2013 - 18:25

This extract on Google Books from Daniel Noel's 2004 collection "In a Wayward Mood" appears to include his entire 23-page essay on Hoban. Noel's paper starts with Riddley Walker and goes on to explore related themes in Pilgermann and The Medusa Frequency. Also touches on Kleinzeit and Turtle Diary.