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From My Perch: A View of Publishing in 2013
… By now, you have probably heard of the fundraising website Kickstarter. The premise is simple: you create a … are now using websites like Kickstarter, Pubslush, Indiegogo, Unbound, and Authr.com to crowdsource funding for … I am hopeful this will change in the coming year. Key points from this panel include: •  There are 169 million …
Inside God’s Eye
… sphere like white seeds Sinking in a still, dark lake. Spirals of brilliance, They float silently and slowly deeper and … eye, light spreads like afternoon spreads, Accepting the complications of water burr and chestnut, The efforts of …
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Kubota to Miguel Hernández in Heaven, Leupp, Arizona, 1942
… sometimes, uttering the names of mountains, Nearby towns, complaining about food and us “Japs.” They won’t say if we’ll be let go. The interrogators come Every few days and ask about our hobbies back home— … And then go light them with a flick from my Zippo. The fish come in from outside the reef, Schooling to the light, and …
Of Henry James and Howells, 1925
… place in the history of American literature: James died in 1916, Howells not until 1920. This final placing—or … toiling alone in England to produce novels of increas ­ing complexity and—some said—beauty, which as time went on, it … more looked westward for material. But neither of these points prove the theory. There were aspects of the Amer …
Long Shadow on the Lawn
… high in appreciation. She looked into the tawny eyes. “Come along, cat,” she said, scooping it up, rising, and … her Uncle Fonse rose before Marcy with an insistent and embodied reality in Ruth’s quiet speech. She slipped her hand … without confidence asked a question, which Ruth answered also without confidence. “He might,” said Ruth. “He might …
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Just Joking
… up to a whole worth reading, much less rereading. And now comes Andrew Hudgins’s The Joker, part memoir, part joke … where he attended high school and college, and later he studied writing at Iowa and Stanford. Now a professor at The … tradition, are infused with history and religion. They are also often darkly funny. (“Praying Drunk” begins “Our Father …
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