The Daily Square
Daily links from Medialoper: booksquare
In which we worry about Marian Keyes, lament Art Buchwald, and Samuel Taylor Coleridge — or, rather, Coleridge’s financial shenanigans.
In which we explore the ups and downs of literary Los Angeles, the ups and downs of free content, and the ups and downs being an editor. All in all, a good day for surfing the web.
In which we repeat ourselves. You may skip this one without feeling guilt.
Today we’re all about the writing contests. It’s a slow day.
We look at the lovely history of chapbooks, the sheer, uh, cluelessness of OJ Simpson, and take another look at literary guilt…as in, guilt? You don’t know guilt.
Gosh, so much news, so little time. Book publicists and Amazon’s price guarantee. We wonder why reading makes people feel guilty and how cell phone novels remain a trend in Japan.
Today…can a writer really retire? Alice Munro is going to test the theory. Also, hanging with authors while cruising the high seas and “whatever happened to Google Book Search?”