Today’s links of interest:
- Nominees for the Debut Author of the Year category – The Quills
The voting has begun. Select your favorites and watch the highly rated television broadcast. Hey — at least they’re sticking with the awards! - Meet Your GalleyCat Hotties of Publishing!
Liz Scheir and Steve Barbara win the tough competition. - AOL Moves to Increase Privacy on Search Queries
New motto: your searches are safe with us. - Poet’s papers bring stately sum
The papers of Samuel Taylor Coleridge are released into the wild. Well, the British version of the wild. - TriCom Podcasts Put Authors In Your Pocket
Where you’ll be happy to see them. - Judging a reader by his book
Sort of a corollary of you are what you read. - Surefire Signs of a Virtual Violation
Protect yourself from the unscrupulous — it’s worth your effort to read and learn. - Boilerplate–didn’t Dante have a book about that?
In which the High Queen of Snarkness tells someone "you never know until you ask". - In a Twist, a Travel Web Site Plans to Spin Off a Magazine
Because starting a website is so old school. - How to read
Nick Hornby says reading is fun(damental). Enjoy what you read — nobody ever put "I should have read more boring books" on their tombstone. Except that one guy… - On the Vast — and Democratic — Digital Shelf, Will Hits Lose Their Privileged Place?
Long Tail redux, not sure the point being made by Chris Anderson is translating to the writer. - Eyeing a little more green
Animation writers of the world, rise and demand your due! Seriously, get what you’re owed.
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KR Blog » Blog Archive » Short Takes // Aug 23, 2006 at 7:55 am
[…] You can judge a reader by his book. Or at least, you think you can, says The Guardian (via Booksquare). […]