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• Issuu is Cool (Sonnet Media)

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• The Reckoning (Sonnet Media)

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• For Working Authors: A Website with A Secret (Sonnet Media)

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You'll find me posting at the
Words Without Borders Blog

If interested in An Alternative History of the Novel, go directly to Steven Moore's site http://www.stevenmoore.info/ the other link is bad
@moogaloo #ExpressionEngine Or you could use Stephen Lewis's Combinator to combine/compress your scripts /CSS: http://bit.ly/6ttCxS
The Novel: An Alternative History (again, the link, that is): http://bit.ly/6tGaiL
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random longer posts/reviews

• Thank You for Not Reading: Essays on Literary Trivia, by Dubravka Ugresic

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• My Life in CIA, by Harry Mathews

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• Proust Changed My Life, But Now I have Status Anxiety

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• Laird Hunt’s The Exquisite

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• The Art of Indulgence: Notes on Witold Gombrowicz’s Bacacay

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• The People’s Act of Love, by James Meek

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• Your Face Tomorrow: Dance and Dream, by Javier Marias

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• Dominique Fabre’s The Waitress Was New

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• Jane {a murder}, by Maggie Nelson

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• We’re All a Little Mad: Final Thoughts on Don Quixote

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Recent Comments

Sorry to leave a comment on an old post, Bud, but I’m getting ready to buy the Shorter OED and wanted to thank you for bringing it to my attention.

– Maud
on “The Literary iPhone”

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Fantastic and terrifying.

– Anne Fernald
on “Creepy”

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It’s exciting to watch how literature is beginning to utilize more diverse mediums– the videos, the internet, hyper-texting etc.  But probably what’s most exciting, and will end up being the main contribution to literature, is when e-books become the norm and all of these resources can be incorporated into the actual book, as opposed to the book being one thing and what goes on in the internet another.  It will all be rolled into the actual ‘text’.  Very exciting.

– brian
on “Creepy”

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