Archive for category: Books
- Publishers as Flashturbators (2010.08.31)
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The Web is old enough that history can repeat itself. What’s happening now with E-books parallels what happened with Web sites in the early Aughties
- Worst line-editing of the year (2010.08.25)
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It’s in the most overrated book of the year, The Imperfectionists
- ‘Super Sad True Love’ coinage (2010.08.22)
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Neologisms in Super Sad True Love Story
- Why does ‘Cognitive Surplus’ exist? (2010.08.21)
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What the Commentariat Publishing Lifecycle is, means, and does
- Design book of the year (2010.07.17)
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100 Years of Menswear by Cally Blackman tells a gripping tale largely through pictures
- Twitterianisme (2010.07.15)
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Edmund White, in City Boy, foresees endless streams of distraction
- ‘Absurdistan’ M.I.A. (2010.07.11)
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Autobiographical details Gary Shteyngart wove into his zippy, juicy profile of M.I.A.
- Not quite open-source literature (2010.07.09)
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Nic Boshart: “Tech people write blogs on how to do what they’re doing. They participate with other people in their fields to build better things. They purposely interact with outsiders to help them learn for free.… What do publishers do? Close Book Expo America to the public”
- Ambiguous kilmerpurcellian bons mots (2010.07.09)
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Can you understand what euphoniously-named homosexualist writer Josh Kilmer-Purcell is saying here?