This article was written by Joseph Dante. Independent bookstores are vanishing. Print magazines are going. Publishing itself is rapidly transforming and […]
Month: March 2013
Slow-Read Sunday: Hamlet, Final Thoughts
Previously, I proposed some questions to ponder as you read the play: Acts 1 and 2; Acts 3 and 4; Act […]
Are you a shallow or a deep reader?
This article was written by Andrew Blackman. When it comes to reading, are you shallow or deep? Don’t worry, I’m […]
Slow-Read Sunday: Hamlet, Act 5
If you missed the discussion of Acts 1 and 2 you can catch up here. If you missed the discussion of […]
5 Irish Writers to Read for St. Patrick's Day
This article was written by Chris Ciolli. Most of us know about Irish writers like Oscar Wilde, William Butler Yeats, […]
Slow-Read Sunday: Hamlet, Acts 3 and 4
If you missed the discussion of Acts 1 and 2 you can catch up here. In Acts 3 and 4 […]
Reading Suggestions and A Few Reflections from a Reluctant Feminist
This is an article by Chris Ciolli. Editor’s note: Chris informed me today, March 8th, is International Women’s Day and March […]
What You Can Learn from the World's Worst Writing
This article was written by Chris Ciolli. We’ve all been there. That terrible free e-book you downloaded on a whim. […]
Slow-Read Sunday: Hamlet, Acts 1 and 2
To get the idea behind “Slow-Read Sunday” you can read this introductory post. There are as many ways to read […]
On Writing
This article was written by Anjali Amit. A lady walked into a milliner’s shop. “I have this party to attend,” […]