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Archives for May 2016

Literary Housework

May 10, 2016

A partial list of literary things that just won’t die: print books, independent bookstores, small & print-centric literary journals. I just wrote about one of those journals, The Hopkins Review (“The Craft of Writing,” JHU Arts & Sciences Magazine, Spring 2016), which is expanding its presence online while remaining loyal to its print incarnation. The Review… Continue reading »

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We live in the age of peak newsletters. So many good ones to choose from–but if indie publishing intrigues you, check out my dear friend Anne Trubek‘s weekly newsletter “Notes From a Small Press.” Anne’s the founder of Belt Publishing, and in “Notes” she shares what really goes into making and marketing books. It’s fascinating and well worth your time.

Latest Work

  • “What We Lose by Reading 100,000 Words a Day”

  • “Nobody’s Girl”

  • “Copy Machines in Libraries Are Going the Way of the Dodo–Slowly”

  • “Content Providers?”

  • “What Next-Gen Digital Humanities Looks Like”

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Writer, journalist, editor, gadabout. Book- and nature lover. Washingtonian. LLC. Read more »

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