Speaking of Bookstores
They’ve been on my mind a lot. Articles like the one I shared on Thursday have a lasting effect, one of anxiety and dissatisfaction. There are too many stores, such […]
Monthly Archives: March 2014
“Literary City, Bookstore Desert”
Here’s a great article about New York, the publishing mecca itself, forcing out all its children: “Literary City, Bookstore Desert” There are multiple sides to the battle story, but it’s still a […]
Adapting YA Bestsellers for the Big Screen
I like to ramble about books being adapted into movies and TV shows. I found this article interesting since it’s about the screenwriter’s point-of-view: “Please Tell Me You Didn’t Cut That Part” […]
George R. R. Martin Enjoys Your Pain
SPOILER ALERT (possibly). I haven’t decided yet. In any case, you’ve been warned, and I’ve done my due diligence. Am I the only human on the planet not watching Game of Thrones? […]
“Books Still Make the World Interesting”
This article appeared in The New York Times back in November, but I saved it because of a few quotes: “Mika Brzezinski of MSNBC, the host of the ceremony, kept publishing […]
The Writing Process
As I walk out the office door, my coworker holds it open for me while making a call. Someone must pick up, because he exclaims “Basil!” as the door swings […]
Grammar Day!
Grammar Day was actually Tuesday. Guys, we missed it! OK, I missed it. Anyway, here are some entertaining links in honor of those who fight the good fight: “The 5 […]
