Poet and blogger Lin's debut novel uneasily documents the life of Andrew, a recent college graduate working at Domino's Pizza while over-analyzing every aspect of his life: past, present and ...

Artist and writer Tao Lin will be at Subprime, a student-run arts festival at Reed College, at 6 p.m. Thursday. He's written poetry, short stories and a novel, "Eeeee Eee Eeee." Another novel, ...

In almost every sense — except the most extreme — Tao Lin‘s for sale. Of course, there’s his published output, including the poetry books You Are a Little Bit Happier Than I Am ($14) and ...

When you visit Tao Lin's Reader of Depressing Books , you really get to know Tao Lin, which makes reading his debut novel, Eeeee Eee Eeee, a much more interesting affair because it goes from being a ...

Tao Lin is viewed as both the pied piper, leading the way to literature's afterlife following the death of print media, and as a hack. His websites sell everything from "fuck america" stickers to ...

Unlike some artistic intersections of whimsy and dread, Tao Lin's sly, forlorn, deadpan humor jumps off the page. The hip, 26-year-old literary phenom has adopted a calm, regular writing routine in ...

Tao Lin, the enigmatic Brooklyn-based author of post-modern novels like Shoplifting from American Apparel, Richard Yates, and EEEEE EEE EEEE, has put more of himself in his upcoming novel Taipei (June ...

At 23 years old, Tao Lin is already a prolific—and prodigiously published—author. Now Melville House will publish two of his books: Eeeee Eee Eeee, a novel, and Bed, a collection of stories. Lin also ...

Shameless self-promotion or the future of the publishing industry? A young novelist is selling shares in his next book, to allow him to quit work and concentrate on his writing. Tao Lin's first novel ...

In Richard Yates, Osment and Fanning trade e-mails, text messages, phone calls, and, occasionally, visit each other in real life, where they have minimally described sex and commit petty crimes, like ...

The title of Tao Lin’s sixth book and second novel is an act of mild provocation. Richard Yates belongs to a biography, not a novel – certainly not one in which Yates himself doesn’t appear. One ...