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Matt Wood Thursday, October 28, 2010 Blog Just as I was writing about why more literary characters don't use the internet, Salon's Laura Miller wonders which modern-era technologies classic characters would use. She says Sherlock Holmes would be ...
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Advertising coming to an e-book near you

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Matt Wood Monday, December 20, 2010 Blog I guess we knew this was coming: the Wall Street Journal reports that marketers are making plans to stick ads inside e-books. The ads might be inserted between pages like magazines or added around the edges of e-bo ...
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Via The Rumpus, an illustrated assortment of things you can do with your MFA in creative writing.

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The Chicago History Museum is crowdsourcing its next special exhibit, and "Chicago Authors" has made it into the final four! All you need to vote is an email address, and it takes about five seconds. Do this today. For literature.

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You can have your cake and read it too!

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"Why go make a lot of money at something you are mediocre at? A mediocre TV writer will make a lot more money than a truly great novelist." - The Rumpus's Stephen Elliot in an interview with TriQuarterly. Read here: http://bit.ly/10sfhs3

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“Can you call 911 for me and then bring me a tall vanilla latté and a straw.” Read 'Jamokes' by 2013 Guggenheim Fellow John Dufresne.

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1-4-5 is the most common chord progression in pop music, which has little to do with why you should read TriQuarterly Issue #145:

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Do you lament the decline of print reading? Let McSweeney's slap a smile on your face.

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