Atlantic goes free
The Atlantic has dropped its subscriber requirements and made the site and archives free online. (Via.)
The Atlantic has dropped its subscriber requirements and made the site and archives free online. (Via.)
An NYS archivist has admitted to stealing & selling documents — including Davy Crockett’s Almanack — from the state library.
As long as we’re on the subject of strays and excessive and irrational devotion to animals: Earlier this week out-of-print expert Robert Nedelkoff alerted just about the entire blogosphere to a Telegraph obituary for the fascinating but forgotten Theodora Keogh, a novelist who happened to be the granddaughter of Theodore Roosevelt, and who once lost part of an ear to . . .
For years now, says Ursula LeGuin, “editors have had to waste most of their time … fighting Sales and Accounting.” (Via.)
Writers — including Coe, O’Hagan, Self, Feinstein, & Craig — discuss projects that didn’t pan out. (Via.)