Eadward Muybridge’s “The Horse in Motion” (1878) It took me about six hours to read […]
Is it still déjà vu if you really have seen this before?
Been there. Read that. Series writers have a tough choice to make when it comes […]
I’m bringing back sexy…classics
I’m sure when people are reading my posts about classic books most of them are […]
If it’s broken, fix it.
Or you could read George Eliotand have it both ways. Bella Mackie, at the Guardian […]
The metaphor is a lie.
I’m finally getting to some of the things I’ve been keeping in my pocket queue. […]
Can a Story be Inherited?
Cat, the assistant editor over at The Book Case, recently reported that Tony Hillerman‘s daughter […]
Money Matters
Earlier this week, Scott Turow–author, lawyer, and president of the Authors’ Guild–posted another one of […]
Take A Haik(u)!
I read David Whetstone’s article on The Journal about artist Valerie Laws and the sheep poetry/haiku […]
Keep Your Eyes on the Prize. And Try Not to Roll Them While You Do It.
Stuart Kelly posted an interesting piece on the Guardian book blog that got me to […]
Judgy McJudgypants
Mostly true. I’ve always thought that you could psychoanalyze people (at least a little), by […]