August 2010
41 posts
NSFW: A Modest Proposal For Authors Who Abandon... →
i really like this post by paul carr, not because it defends publishers, but because it’s so snarky. i could rename the post “nsfw: stfu & stfd.”
Watchtoriaezupro:
this made me smile (finally) :)
this sport, y’all. relishing these next two weeks.
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“devil town” by tony lucca,...
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i haven’t been sleeping well. i don’t get enough sleep in the first place, and those six hours are constantly interrupted by…something. it seems i’m always checking my phone at 2 am and 4:30 am, and then wanting to throw it across the room when it jingles at 6 am.
the funny thing is, once i’m on the bus i practically black out for an hour. i don’t even wake up...
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juliasegal:
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Procol Harum- A...
My new favorite question!
housingworksbookstore:
Which authors’ next books are you sure to read whether or not the subject matter interests you at all?
love this question, but can’t say i have an author that i would read no matter what. it took me over a year to pick up john green’s paper towns…
but! my question is, could you replace “authors’” with “publishers’”...
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The Babysitters Club, by Bret Easton Ellis →
markcoatney:
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This is every bit as good as you might imagine it would be.
This is his first attempt at writing young adult fiction.
“I am not joking when I say that because there is nothing to see (especially, and...”
– Email exchange between Maureen Dowd and author Sam Wasson on the sad state of the romantic comedy.
Tragedy of Comedy
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sammy! love seeing him everywhere (and preachin’ it) but it’s always the best when he turns up in my dashboard.
