…An eternal poem etched on the roads of a town, a novelist who took a 1,100-mile solo hike along the Pacific Crest Trail and lived to tell the tale, an NPR word nerdy piece that references my favorite book as a child…

Lawn gnomes are so 2011. The miniature library is coming to a lawn near you…

The Ladies.

March 21, 2012 | Leave a Comment

Women’s history month is interesting this year with all the intense controversy regarding women’s reproductive rights. It’s clear, even in these modern times, that our rights are seriously in question. Thankfully, in the land of literature, women are considered equals and this is simply just a fact now. Here are a few prime examples from [...]

If you know me, you know I love George Orwell. I even named my cat Orwell. So, I am biased, however, I think you may agree that this is one of the most brilliant “documentaries” on an author (or anyone at all for that matter). Treat yourself to it now:   For 95 Minutes, the BBC [...]

I’ve saved up so many links this week to share with you – I am not sure where to start. How about another list-y style post?   Two Bookish Videos: 1. Come on All You Ghosts Matthew Zapruder reads poetry selections at LitQuake in San Francisco. 2. The identity of The Rumpus’ own Sugar of “Dear [...]

One day everything will be instant…

Things You Can Do With Books, and other tales…

  We like to watch for memes. Here’s a recent one (and a funny one!)… FUCK YOUR NOGUCHI COFFEE TABLE   Also, a thoughtful piece on the term “e-book” (is it the “horseless carriage” of our times?)…   Technology Time Lines by David Wilk of Booktrix   E-books are to books what horseless carriages are [...]

Here are a few goodies from our friends in book related cyberlandia – The following “Publishing Talk” introduces us to John Sundman, a free thinking visionary blogging at Wetmachine, a blog that self-describes as covering such diverse brainiac topics as “software praxis, technoparanoia, the craft of writing, self-publishing, politics, and random bullshit….” –   Publishing [...]

In protest of digital book “burning”.

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