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a “literary” list in my Twitter stream, downloaded several new, free e-books, and am taking stock of my ... giving a piece due rewriting, it’s best to get the thing out the door while it’s still a living ... goal—that you should only submit a piece when it’s been through dozens of drafts, and feels “ready” beyond ...
Page 80 from Issue 99 TRIQUARTERLY The Dream In a desolate spot on the road that leads from the ... out of my head, I went crazy with remorse and loneliness. 80 Issue 99 page ... unlikely things, it is a skating rink, with a bar, and is painted all over in a single color, a darkly ...
subscriber list…It had people they didn’t like so they wouldn’t let them subscribe.” The new Baffler is ... Chicago-based no longer, it will run out of Cambridge, MA, where the new publisher and chief editor (and author ... What’s the Matter with Kansas- The Baffler was Chicago-based and notorious for its goal to "blunt ...
checking Twitter, email, and "other sinkholes." The New York Times points out that World Poetry ... Might be a good day for Twitter breaks after all. I have two further recommendations regarding poetry: ... they were originally published. She writes: It turns out that unless you make a concerted effort in the ...
Twitter. It's a little self-indulgent, but then so is writing a blog (or writing anything, for that ... it's not what makes me want to keep writing about this topic. Instead, it's the fundamental ... publishing industry every day, and so much of it is focused on the business end of things, and what these ...
letters: "I really enjoyed that link you posted on Twitter the other day. And those vacation photos ... Matt Wood Sunday, August 8, 2010 Blog Brevity points to a new wrinkle in the world of literature ... Twitter follow can make that much of a difference. But interacting online in any shape or form could give ...