Rejection, a writer’s constant companion.
The American Conservative wonders what left and right mean these days. And if it matters. Some of the articles are quite good, some of the articles are thought-provoking–and some are Phyllis Schafly (via Armavirumque).
Who are these people, and how did they ever manage to afford hyper-obscure Brazilian Vee Dubs with what’s obviously a third-grade education?
Vertiginous landscapes and decaying animals: examining Chaim Soutine.
Barnes and Noble subpoenaed, suspected of artifically inflating stock prices. Yet another reason to frequent that Mom-and-Pop joint with all the cats (via Booksquare).
Wow–I’d never seen this before. Duotrope is a great resource for those sending out submissions–listing an impressive number of journals as well as response times. Our page is here, in case you were curious (via storySouth blog).
LibriVox is the largest of several emerging collectives that offer free or inexpensive audiobooks of works whose copyrights have expired, from Plato to The Wind in the Willows.