While I’m away, a shot from back home
I’m in the Pioneer Valley until next Tuesday, and will post as time permits. Meanwhile, here’s a (blurry) photo of the Kindle ads that are invading the New York City subway.
I’m in the Pioneer Valley until next Tuesday, and will post as time permits. Meanwhile, here’s a (blurry) photo of the Kindle ads that are invading the New York City subway.
For the Japan issue of Words Without Borders, editor Juliet Grames offers an appreciation of Satoshi Azuchi’s classic 1981 business novel, Supermarket.
Susan Orlean may respond at length to Baum’s Twitter-plaint against The New Yorker, which didn’t re-up his contract.
Derek Walcott, citing “low tactics,” withdraws candidacy for Oxford poetry slot after sexual harassment claims. (Via.)
At The Believer, John Crowley ponders the difficulties and absurdities of genre ghettoization. (Via.)