Link Roundup: Twittering, Dickens URLs, and Pandemic Flu By Waldo Jaquith April 29, 2009 Utne reprints VQR, Time marks our founding, and readers turn a recent blog entry into poems. 0 Comments
When Do We Look Away? By Jacob Silverman April 28, 2009 The references to suicide in Wallace's work have been made more potent by his own suicide, but it is a mistake to excise such passages. 2 Comments
Link Roundup: Rethinking Publishing’s Business Model By Waldo Jaquith April 17, 2009 Micropayments, raising subscription rates, poets reading online, and more. 0 Comments
Censorship in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction By Jacob Silverman April 14, 2009 Evidence of anti-gay bias by Amazon has snowballed at an impressive rate, but now it's time to give the company the time to respond. 0 Comments
How Strong Is Brevity’s Pull? By Jacob Silverman April 10, 2009 The short-story-collection-as-debut-work has a lot of possibility, heightened by the prospect of buying a short story on your Kindle for a dollar. 0 Comments
Hearts and minds: What’s the connection between writers and poker? By Matthew Shaer March 31, 2009 How can a game—so simple on its face—be the subject of so much fantastic, engrossing, downright smart literature? 1 Comment
Link Roundup: “Death to the Virginia Quarterly Review” By Waldo Jaquith March 22, 2009 Sony one-ups Amazon, Clay Shirky talks crazy, Robert Irwin gets recognized, and Gawker finds time to dis VQR. 1 Comment
Link Roundup: Eat, Drink, and Write Poetry By Waldo Jaquith March 12, 2009 The unsustainability of organic farming, modern-day slavery among tomato pickers, the invention of the cocktail, two new books of poetry, and more. 0 Comments
Link Roundup: Young Lions and a Party By Waldo Jaquith February 27, 2009 A new installment in the VQR Poetry Series, Oxford American gets a bailout, and more. 0 Comments
Hot-or-Not Author Syndrome By Jacob Silverman February 20, 2009 Why is Janet Maslin concerned with how "hot" a writer is? 3 Comments
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