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If some books are good because they don’t sell, others are just as likely to be judged good because they do…
Why Elif Batuman doesn’t read reviews
The Ballardian Image
Short story:
‘The List’ by Adelaide Docx
Missing the hint of lemmings
Ten Million Hopeful Scribblers
‘The novel as film script is about as far as it is possible to get from many of the ideas at the root of the literary canon’
Poets are rock stars
“The public wants to believe in Santa Claus and the movie stars”
‘It occurs to me, though, that my generation of writers, editors, directors, and others in the arts may never learn to read the Web on its own terms’
‘Too sexy for Cosmo’
‘We are the case for books’
We don’t know if she rode, hunted, played tennis or golf!
Bob Stein discusses his integral role in the prehistory of online publishing and e-books
Read Eat, Pray, Love. Pitch.
‘Many editors say they use a pool of reviewers they know, but also like to bring in new names to mix things up. There a conflict can result.’
Again with the silhouettes!
Libelles and liberty
‘With a circulation of more than 25 million, The Watchtower is the most widely distributed magazine in the world’
The Shakespeare cop busts Double Falsehood
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Book excerpt:
‘Medical Muses’ by Asti Hustvedt
Image gallery:
Puss Magazine
Short story:
‘Recalculating’ by Deborah Eisenberg
Poem:
‘Cairo’ by Yahia Lababidi
Video:
Orgasm: The Cure for Hunger in the Western Woman
Podcast:
The Origin of Monogamy
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