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    Seth Fischer
    Jul 19, 2009

    Aunt Mary’s Storybook Project

    A few weeks ago, I was lucky enough to be around while one of my best friends gave birth to a baby boy. It was an amazing experience. As a result, unfortunately, I had to spend a lot of time…

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    Seth Fischer
    Jul 19, 2009

    How to Make an Oscar Wao

    “It was very late, and we were over at a friend’s house… (T)hat night we were just all hanging out and it was a bunch of Mexican bohemians and me and my Guatemalan buddy. And one of these Mexican cats…

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    Isaac Fitzgerald
    Jul 19, 2009

    “Crowdfunding” and “Friendraising” a Shorty Q & A with Deanna Zandt

    Deanna Zandt is writing a book. She has a contract with Berrett-Koehler, but the publishing house does not usually “give advances, relying instead on a more author-friendly royalty structure.”

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    Seth Fischer
    Jul 19, 2009

    The Rumpus Sunday Book Blog Roundup

    This week, the book blogs are scaring the ever-loving Jesus out of me. Sure, there have been a few fun, interesting updates and interviews, but most of what they’ve been saying makes me want to build a series of tunnels…

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    Seth Fischer
    Jul 19, 2009

    The Rumpus Sunday Book Review Supplement

    This week, Rumpus Books has published a review of a memoir and three novels, as well as two interviews, one of which includes an excerpt from Robert Sullivan’s book The Thoreau You Don’t Know.

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    Seth Fischer
    Jul 19, 2009

    Welcome to Sunday

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    Brian Spears
    Jul 18, 2009

    Poetic Lives Online: Links by Brian Spears

    Sorry for last week–the gods of the intertubes laid a righteous smack on my connection and blogging from an iPhone, even with the new cut and paste feature, isn’t all that feasible. I’ll try to make up for it this…

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    Brian Spears
    Jul 18, 2009

    This Could Change the World

    Road-trippers everywhere rejoice–Garardine Botte may have just made it possible for you to drive anywhere without stopping to pee, because that’s how you’ll fuel your car. Here’s the science end of it. The downside of using hydrogen fuel cells is…

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    Brian Spears
    Jul 18, 2009

    Random Media Notes

    Do you have what it takes to be the next Philip J. Fry? Turanga Leela? Bender Bending Rodriguez? Fox is apparently bringing Futurama back yet again, but is planning to recast the voices. YouTube might be profitable soon, thanks to…

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    Brian Spears
    Jul 18, 2009

    Wendell Potter–Healthcare’s Jeffrey Wigand

    Jeffrey Wigand, in case you don’t remember, is the Brown & Williamson chemist who accused his company of intentionally manipulating the tobacco blend to increase the amount of nicotine in cigarette smoke, thereby increasing the so-called ‘impact’ to the smoker,…

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    Brian Spears
    Jul 18, 2009

    Dating Advice from Sarah Haskins

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    Brian Spears
    Jul 18, 2009

    Want to kill e-publishing?

    I read stories like this one, where Amazon has gone onto their subscribers’ Kindles and removed books (refunding the purchase price, but still) because the publisher decided they didn’t want to make the books available electronically anymore, and I wonder…

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