Week’s Highlights: Sorry, So Sorry By Jacob Silverman September 16, 2009 The Frankfurt Book Fair bows to Chinese censorship, B&N Review gets redesigned, a single sentence animated, private lives made public, and more. 0 Comments
Week’s Highlights: Israel, Really By Jacob Silverman September 9, 2009 Israel is Real blowback, authors make it big on HBO, Condé Nast soft-pedals an investigation into Putin, and more. 0 Comments
Week’s Highlights: A Nanotrend, Each of Us By Jacob Silverman September 1, 2009 Mark Penn continues to embarrass the WSJ, Venezuela cracks down on publishers, the poetry of Shimon Peres, and more. 0 Comments
Week’s Highlights: “An Ambiguous Purity” By Jacob Silverman August 24, 2009 Drunken Boat’s editor arrested, Lopate appreciates the under-appreciated, NYTBR on the MJ, and more. 0 Comments
Week’s Highlights: Rising Up, Rising Down By Jacob Silverman August 18, 2009 Inglourious Basterds, stalagim, Eurabia-mongers, Don DeLillo’s Point Omega, and more. 0 Comments
Week’s Highlights: “I Award You No Points” By Jacob Silverman August 11, 2009 Adam Kirsch dresses down Rich Cohen, Kurt Anderson examines the Obama zeitgeist, A.O. Scott laments the dumbing down of film, and more. 0 Comments
Link Round Up: The Dilly Bean Trend By Michael David Lukas July 17, 2009 The past two months have seen a bumper crop of trend pieces about the old and formerly untrendy practice of preserving the harvest. 1 Comment
Does Every Book Deserve a Review? By Jacob Silverman July 4, 2009 275,232 books were published in the US last year. Don't publications have an obligation to review only those books that warrant serious consideration? 1 Comment
The Sorrows of Young Jacko By Michael David Lukas July 2, 2009 What does the King of Pop have in common with the main character of an 18th century German novel? Quite a lot, in fact. 0 Comments
Link Roundup: Plagiarism Addressed in Issues Past By Waldo Jaquith June 29, 2009 The topic has come up in our pages regularly over the years. 0 Comments
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