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One of the rules I set for myself, as I crawl the literary Internet for this column is that I’ll write about the interesting highlights. Some things, I’ve decided, don’t make the cut.
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rants, raves, and writings by Dylan Kinnett
Litblog Roundup 51
It’s the end of 2016. Everyone says “good riddance!” but before we kick this year into the bin of history, let’s do a roundup of it.
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Litblog Roundup is a bi-weekly overview of topics, trends and highlights from the literary Internet. In this roundup: the politics of naming, a mysterious manuscript, adjectives and more.
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November 8, 2016 was Election Day here in the United States. November 9 was strange. It was then that the literary internet began to question: what happened?
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austinkleon: A list of ways to destroy failed drawings by Tucker Nichols and his students
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Here is a colelction of information about the literature of spoken word, from oral traditions to slam poetry, and beyond. Know something that should be here?
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Show Don’t Tell If you’ve ever taken a writing class, you’ve probably head the old adage, “how don’t tell.” It means you should prefer a visual description over a more verbal one in your prose.
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Pride and Prejudice and Zombies Seven years ago, Seth Grahame-Smith concocted a book called “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.” You still don’t have a copy?
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In a series about the intersection between literary culture and online life, every so often I’m tempted to stray into writing exclusively about one of those areas.
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Litblog Roundup is a bi-weekly overview of topics, trends and highlights from the literary Internet. This roundup features an oompa-loompa, messing with fonts, a moment of zen, and more.
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