E-books, disguised
Read at Work cloaks Tolstoy, Wilde, Twain, and more in an unremarkable windows environment. (Via.)
Read at Work cloaks Tolstoy, Wilde, Twain, and more in an unremarkable windows environment. (Via.)
Jon Krakauer has withdrawn his book on Pat Tillman, the football star felled by friendly fire in Afghanistan. He plans to hold back the manuscript indefinitely.
The 60th anniversary of Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery” prompts Carrie Frye to offer an appreciation of the author and her We Lived in the Castle (now with Lethem intro).
A reader takes note of my Ferrante fever, and points me to a novel excerpt at Words Without Borders. (Thanks, AHW.)
NB to professors searching for a colleague’s name + “pussy”: If you are going to troll the Internet for images of or information about someone’s genitals, you might want to do it from someplace other than the university where you work. Especially when your last name and first initial are embedded in your IP address. And even more especially . . .