What Would Leopold Bloom Do? Volume 4
Complex and confusing, filled with words you don’t know and people you don’t understand, life is even more difficult to navigate than Ulysses. But luckily, we have Ulysses to help… Read more »
Looking into a Magic Mirror: On My Unusual Words and Phrases
Copy editing isn’t just catching typos and mistakes (though it certainly involves quite a bit of that) but also unifying stylistic choices like when numbers are spelled out or how… Read more »
What Would Leopold Bloom Do? Complex and confusing, filled with words you don’t know and people you don’t understand, life is even more difficult to navigate than Ulysses. But luckily, we have Ulysses to help… Read more »
What Would Leopold Bloom Do? Ask him yourself in our new advice column
Complex and confusing, filled with words you don’t know and people you don’t understand, life is even more difficult to navigate than Ulysses. But luckily, we have Ulysses to help… Read more »
What Would Leopold Bloom Do?
Complex and confusing, filled with words you don’t know and people you don’t understand, life is even more difficult to navigate than Ulysses, but luckily, we have Ulysses to help… Read more »
What makes a successful reading: an experienced-based addendum
Click here to read Josh Cook’s first piece about preparing for readings It’s one thing to prepare for readings and quite another to give them. For the most part, I… Read more »
What makes a successful reading: what one author learned while preparing for his debut
Over the years of working evenings at Porter Square Books, I have seen roughly 1.73263 shmillion events; some great, some good, some eh, and a few that made me want… Read more »
My super cynical Simon & Schuster/Amazon contract theory
Amazon is turning Hachette into a gazelle.… Read more »
The Amazon Fable
Aesop is the mind, or voice, or storyteller most able to capture the story of Amazon. Some talking animal indigenous to the Greek imagination must have died from an inability… Read more »