A sampling of updates:

• This is not actually onsite, but we wanted to mention an extensive webpage on Hunger's Brides developed by Swiss educator Hans G. Fischer for use with students of English. The page includes author readings and background interviews recorded during Anderson's tour of Germany, Switzerland and Austria in the fall of 2005. (1 January 2006)
• Is Hunger's Brides a mystery? An author introduction to this aspect of the novel written for a reading at M is for Mystery bookstore on September 30th, 2005, in San Mateo, California. (23 September)
• Lovely Mac OS X Screen Savers - (only for Mac OS 10.3 or 10.4) - see here. (15 September)
• We're fairly pleased with this one: a three-part (reader/moderator/author) guide for reading groups and book clubs. We also have a collection of study guides for academic purposes reading to go but not yet posted, pending academic clearances. (7 September)
• A number of elements, including digital video clips shot the night of Caracol, an evening of multimedia and readings from Hunger's Brides on the theme of music. Fair warning: The author was sweating out a fever and laryngitis, the cameraman was pursuing a quite indecipherable cinematic strategy; but the actors (when you can see them) do just fine. (11 April)
• A multimedia clip offering a reading of one of Sor Juana's best known sonnets, interpreted by the celebrated Mexican actress Zaide Silvia Gutiérrez. (5 April)
• Two interview clips featuring a delightful musical group called The Voices of Sor Juana. Spanish with English sub-titles. (4 April)
• Four new audio files from Mexican choral group "Voices of Sor Juana," music students at the Mexican National Arts Centre. (2 April)
• Updated reviews page. (2 April)
• Updated author page. (1 April)
• Latest news about the book. (29 March)
• Slide show of safe reading positions for the 1375-page hardcover edition of Hunger's Brides. Approved by Eye Doctors Without Borders and the Albanian Greco-Roman Wrestling Federation. (30 March)
• Three video excerpts of the author and his publisher Anne Collins in conversation with Carolyn Weaver, host of the TV program Fine Print: Where books can take you. (29 March)
• Two Flash slide presentations added to the Gallery portal: shots taken last summer at Sor Juana's convent and a number of photos of the newly restored family hacienda in Panoayán, at the foot of the volcanoes Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl. (12 Mar. 2005)
• Updates to the author's appearance schedule. (12 Mar. 2005)
• New special features page. (12 Mar. 2005)
• Revised page on the Spanish Inquisition. Added is a sonnet composed in an Inquisition prison cell. (12 Mar. 2005)
• New excerpts from the novel (28 Oct. 2004).
• Additions to Sor Juana's poetry page (25 Oct. 2004).