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Isaac Fitzgerald

  • “A Universal Orphan Fantasy”

    “Even the happiest child imagines at some point that she actually belongs with the fairies.” Michelle Huneven interviews Leslie Jamison, author of The Gin Closet.

  • Gil Scott-Heron in 1976

    MP3s of Gil Scott-Heron live at the Village Gate in New York City circa 1976. (via @largeheartedboy) Update: Don’t miss “Winter in America: A Musical Lamentation Offered on the Passing of Gil Scott-Heron,” by Steve Almond.

  • Memorial Day Morning Coffee

    Happy Memorial Day! We won’t be updating the site as often as usual today, as it is a holiday, but make sure not to miss Steve Almond’s “Musical Lamentation Offered on the Passing of Gil Scott-Heron.” Hope you have a…

  • “I Once Got Paid $100 a Word”

    Richard Morgan on the ups and downs of his “Seven Years as a Freelance Writer.”

  • U of C’s Mechanized Library

    Do android librarians dream of electric books? (via PW)

  • eWylie

    “I don’t think in the next 20 years people will have a screen in the library and access all their reading that way. I have a Kindle, and we have iPads at home. But I don’t use any of them.…

  • Google at BEA

    “By far, the most common way for readers to find out about new books and authors is by browsing in a physical store.” Publisher’s Weekly covers Google’s panel discussion at BEA.

  • @LeopoldBloom

    Considering that Ulysses was originally published in serial form by The Little Review starting in 1918, it seems rather fitting that “James Joyce’s modernist masterpiece” is getting “a Twitter makeover.”

  • How to Promote Your Book

    Alina Simone, Eugene Mirman, and Rumpus editor Stephen Elliott have perfected the art of marketing.

  • lost e.e. cummings

    “The folder contained undated letters from the poet E.E. Cummings to Thayer, early versions of a couple Cummings’ poems and one poem by Cummings I couldn’t remember ever seeing before.” A not-to-be-missed piece over at The Awl: “A Lost E.E.…

  • Mulholland Drive, the TV Show

    Did you know that the film Mulholland Drive was originally going to be a television pilot for ABC? And that now, thanks to a man named Mike Dunn, you can read David Lynch’s entire script for that pilot online? Enjoy.…

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