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Matt Wood Tuesday, October 5, 2010 Blog Remember when you first got an iPod and ripped all your CDs onto your computer? It seemed like an annoying yet necessary step. The benefits of having all your music on your computer so you could take it on the go fa ...
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Matt Wood Friday, June 18, 2010 Blog Yesterday a few sites pointed out SlushPile Hell, a Tumblr blog by a "grumpy literary agent" who posts lowlights from query letters. At first glance it's funny. If you can't take a stab at a line li ...
Matt Wood Monday, June 21, 2010 Blog At the New York Review, Tony Judt looks at the decline of articulacy, which he traces to our culture's lack of confidence in what we know, and a fear of getting it wrong. Inarticulacy hedges our bets: Shoddy prose ...
Matt Wood Tuesday, May 11, 2010 Blog Richard Nash, formerly of Soft Skull Press and now launching Cursor, a social publishing venture, says the old system of lifetime copyright contracts is out of date. " Why bother, why continue to participate in th ...
Karen Zemanick Tuesday, January 11, 2011 Blog Here are several free literary events coming up this week: An evening of spoken word performances, This Much Is True, tonight at the Hopleaf at 5148 N. Clark Street. This monthly gathering is marked by great b ...
Karen Zemanick Friday, February 25, 2011 Blog ASPIRING NOVELISTS: Did you see the YouTube video “So, You Want to Write a Novel?” by David Kazzie yet? If you haven’t and you have five minutes, watch it right now. Do it. Since the video went viral, currentl ...
Karen Zemanick Tuesday, May 3, 2011 Blog The Los Angeles Times has rounded up its coverage of its 2011 Festival of Books this past weekend. Here’s a sampling. Patti Smith and Dave Eggers discussed writing before a rapt audience. When Smith read from her w ...
Matt Wood Tuesday, June 1, 2010 Blog Speaking at the Guardian Hay Festival, Nadine Gordimer mounted a defense of printed books over digital from a different perspective than the usual arguments about aesthetics or nostalgia, focusing on accessibility by p ...