Snow Falling on Cedars Resources

If you're a little rusty on the history of World War II and its impact on Japanese Americans, take a gander at the Library of Congress's teaching materials on the topic.

Manzanar is now a National Historic Site—yes, that's right, you can visit.

Our man has his own web site—check it out.

Just kidding—he probably had to shave it to play Ishmael. Check out the deets on the movie production.

… on the Washington Post Style Blog? WaPo's Ron Charles gives us the highlights of Guterson's essay in the American Scholar.

Check out what The New York Times's Susan Kenney had to say about the novel way back when.

Check out his 2011 interview with Fanny Kiefer, on the Canadian program Studio 4.

And keep checking it out.

David Guterson talks to the BBC's World Book Club about the novel.

Actors Ethan Hawke and Yûki Kudô bring the doomed lovers to life.

Actually, he's Kazuo, in the movie version. Hmm, we wonder why they changed his name.