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How to make friends on the Web (or “Here’s some gratuitous link love for others reading a book a week this year”)

July 5, 2006

Taking a tip from A Modest Construct, I thought I’d give some link props to others who decided to read the good read this year. Not everyone on this list has a novels focus (much love to Largehearted Boy for including graphic novels in his mix, as well as for counting 2006 as his third [...]

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Where’s the beef?! Revisited. (Or “Why I can’t keep promises to myself” in 500 words or less)

June 24, 2006

I know. I know. It wasn’t that long ago that I remarked that this carved out slice of Internet space was woefully out of date. Look below about two posts and see it for yourself. Like before, I have been keeping up with the reading. In fact, I’m just about to finish my June slog: [...]

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Is this too sensitive? Are we too sensitive?

May 12, 2006

I read this morning that NBC fired a producer for plagiarism: The script said that trainer Michael Matz “ran into the fire to save the lives of three children.” The narrator paused dramatically and said, “ran into the fire.” The pause and last line echoed one delivered by Martin Sheen, who plays the president on [...]

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Hummels and Horse

April 3, 2006

I submitted this story to a magazine called The First Line. It didn’t sell and I didn’t think it would. I tackled the piece because the premise of the magazine intrigues me — each story in the publication begins with the same first line — and I wanted to submit something. I didn’t think it [...]

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