Saturday Morning Links

Brian Spears bio ↓  ·  November 28th, 2009  ·  filed under Other

Winter has finally come to south Florida, by which I mean it’s a nipple-hardening 51 degrees Fahrenheit as I type this and you can discern the locals from the transplants by the size (or lack) of the coats they’re wearing.

Quoting Catullus in a text message can get you into trouble, depending on what part you quote.

Paul Constant: “It’s a soul-crushingly awful time to be an author, I guess is my point.”

A good, basic Q&A on writing and publishing at HTMLGIANT

Richard Nash says “publishing will never be stable again.” He and Paul Constant should have a beer together. (Via Linebreak)

And finally, in the spirit of Thanksgiving and with the end of the decade looming, I am thankful that we here at The Rumpus don’t do lists, even if Umberto Eco thinks they’re the origin of culture.

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Brian Spears's first collection of poetry, A Witness in Exile, will be released in 2010. He blogs about politics and pop culture at Incertus, and is the Poetry Editor for The Rumpus. He lives in Florida. More from this author →

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