This week on the bookish internet

I have read a lot of strange writer rituals for cranking out words, but I think Amy Dawes’ story is my favorite. (Buzzfeed)
Tara Cheesman asks whether it’s worse for marginalized writers to get negative reviews or to not be reviewed at all? (Book Riot)
Kimberly Glyder got the chance to redesign the cover of Gone With the Wind. (LitHub)
Amelia Soth spotlights the amazing story of the beautiful Miscellany of Iskander Sultan. (Daily JSTOR)
Ekphrasis is hard. Mark Sarvas reflects on his own and other authors’ attempts to write about works of art. (LitHub)
BOOK TOWNS! (Atlas Obscura)
Heather Bottoms has tips for reading the behemoths on your to-read list. (Book Riot)
Psychoanalyze yourself by looking at how you shelve your books. (McSweeney’s)

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