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Wildlife Incursions into Modern Cover Design

  • Will Schofield
  • March 15, 2010
Julian Montague is an artist and graphic designer living in Buffalo. I have long followed Julian’s Daily Book Graphics series, and I am excited to present here his own designs…
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Ryan Clark: The Last Book I Loved, Where I Was From

  • Ryan Clark
  • March 15, 2010
One of the best things about reading Joan Didion is her honesty, the fact that she hasn’t forgotten the uncertainty that comes from being young, or just how hard it…
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Notable New York, This Week 3/15 – 3/21

  • Rozalia Jovanovic
  • March 15, 2010
This week in New York Keith Gessen and Elif Batuman talk, Guernica has a reading, Joanna Newsom sings and plays harp, Marcel Dzama appears, talks and signs books, The Moth…
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One More Thing That Literature Is Good For

  • Seth Fischer
  • March 14, 2010
A few weeks ago, I went to a dermatologist to have something on my nose removed. He said less than two sentences to me, asked me one question he didn’t…
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“The Mystery Box”

  • Seth Fischer
  • March 14, 2010
“I wept. For, however beautiful the sunlight, I had disrupted the natural order of things.” A.N. Devers tweets a short story about Daylight Savings.
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Too Many Choices

  • Seth Fischer
  • March 14, 2010
“I feel like an alcoholic pushed into a permanently stocked bar, and I can’t even taste the merlot because I’m trying to down a tequila and sip a martini at…
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The Rumpus Sunday Book Blog Roundup

  • Seth Fischer
  • March 14, 2010
“When is it okay to write about heartbreak?” (via) “Edward Gorey”  covers the classics. (via) At Jacket Copy, all things publishing-oriented at SXSW. The British love words so much they…
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The Rumpus Books Sunday Supplement

  • Seth Fischer
  • March 14, 2010
Lately, it’s been so crappy out I’ve been wondering what I did to offend the fates, but I think they’ve now forgiven me, because it is a beautiful spring day.
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Jason Epstein on Publishing’s Future

  • Jeremy Hatch
  • March 12, 2010
Jason Epstein started out as an editor and publisher in a now-vanished era — his first editorial job was at Random House in 1949 — and he was a co-founder…
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Jennifer Gilmore

  • Isaac Fitzgerald
  • March 12, 2010
“It’s actually quite frightening to be an author and know the business side of publishing. I imagine it’s easier to be in Iowa and not know what’s going on with…
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Getting Published

  • Isaac Fitzgerald
  • March 12, 2010
“What I’d like to ask you is if you have any reading suggestions for finding out about the ins and outs of book and magazine publishing.” The Millions answers with…
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Found in Translation

  • Isaac Fitzgerald
  • March 12, 2010
The Confessions of Noa Weber by Gail Hareven, translated from the Hebrew by Dalya Bilu, has won the 2010 Best Translated Book Award for Fiction.
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