Books that lend themselves to de-booking
In summer Ben Greenman splits time between crime fiction and philosophy, and ponders Minutemen lyrics. (Hear, hear for the public domain in portable chunks.)
In summer Ben Greenman splits time between crime fiction and philosophy, and ponders Minutemen lyrics. (Hear, hear for the public domain in portable chunks.)
A literary agent’s defamation suit against Wikipedia was dismissed, because the offending comments were user-generated. (Thanks, Ang.)
Peter Robins makes a case that the second sentence is a better gauge of a book than the first.
Challenged by the Times’ Gregory Cowles to a game of Dictionary, Ammon Shea (Reading the OED) chose Webster’s Third, due to the edition’s bad blood with the paper.