They’re rolling in:

• Michelle Richmond on the sex panel.
• Kassia on the book digitization panel.
• Incriminating evidence and a brief report from Pinky’s Paperhaus.
• Ron Hogan’s report.
• Matt Cheney with his nonrealist fiction panel presentation and a lengthy report.
• Jeff VanderMeer’s initial thoughts.
• The Happy Booker has not one, but two reports: Christy Zink and Chris Meeks and Christy Zink again.
• Tony Tost relays a “‘hick comes to the bigtop’ giddiness.”
• C. Dale Young uncovers blog prejudice.
• Some posts to come from Mikeyblog.
• Collin Kelley looks at the AWP from the poetry perspective.
• Robert Archambeau praises the lawn behind the Bouldin Creek Coffeehouse.
• Some photos from Laurel Synder.
• Simmons B. Buntin offers Austin photos and an exhaustive report: Day 1, Day 2 and Day 3.
• Amy Braziller takes umbrage with the cell phones.
• Reports from Fade Theory: Part I and Part II.
• And did anyone talk shit about Jim Behrle?

Apparently, Kate Braverman made a very public break with Graywolf Press at AWP. Ron Hogan has the scoop.

Naomi Wolf in the NYTBR on young adult fiction.

The new edition of Janson’s History of Art is out, and, if you can believe it, they’ve replaced Whistler’s mother with a younger woman in an effort to appeal to broader audiences.

The New York Public Library sends word that they’ve now chosen the 25 Books to Remember for 2005.