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Authors Unbound: The Rise of the Maker Author
While the old guard complains and wishes things were like “the good old days,” many of today’s most inventive authors are bursting from the seams of their books and breaking free from the screens of t… more →
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AUTHORS UNBOUND: THE RISE OF THE MAKER AUTHOR is up a Critical Margins
wrote 3 weeks ago: Authors like Matt Kindt, Jenifer Egan, Geoff Schmidt, Ander Monson and more are pushing past the pri … more →
Authors Unbound: The Rise of the Maker Author
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wrote 3 weeks ago: While the old guard complains and wishes things were like “the good old days,” many of today’s most … more →
On Saying Goodbye to My Books
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wrote 3 weeks ago: In three weeks, I move across the country to a house near Kissimmee, Florida. My wife and I are star … more →
Friday Reads: Why Do We Keep Making Ebooks Like Paper Books?
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wrote 3 weeks ago: The ebook, as it’s envisioned now, is not much different from a print book. This is partly because o … more →
Digital Public Library of America: Perfect for Digital Researchers
wrote 1 month ago: The Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) launched on April 18, and I have had some time to play … more →
Scott Turow and his Sinking Ship
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wrote 1 month ago: What is the author’s role in the age of digital disruption? Will authors who treat books as st … more →
A new post of mine just went up at Critical Margins
wrote 1 month ago: It’s about Zombies, Matt Kindt, and the Future of the Book . http://criticalmargins.com/2013/0 … more →
Scott Turow and The Zombiefied American Author
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wrote 1 month ago: “Loose Leaves” | flickr creative commons Last week, Scott Turow wrote of “The Slow Death … more →
Friday Reads: Self-Publishing and the Future of Books
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wrote 1 month ago: Whether you call it self-publishing, vanity publishing (a term no longer used, it seems), or — … more →
At Critical Margins: LITERACY IS FOR THE CYBORGS, OR HOW I SPENT NEARLY TWO YEARS READING A ONE PAGE BLOG POST
wrote 1 month ago: In an attempt to redefine literacy for the cyborg future, I have annotated Benson Schliesser’s artic … more →
Read Makers If You Write Or Create Anything
wrote 1 month ago: As the editor in chief of Wired, Chris Anderson has championed 3D printing since the beginning. This … more →
Friday Reads: Amazon Acquires Goodreads: Thoughts From Experts
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wrote 1 month ago: This week, I’d like to focus on yesterday’s big news: Amazon bought the social reading s … more →
A Book Is a Start-up, says the New Yorker
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wrote 2 months ago: I came across an interesting article this weekend at the New Yorker‘s book blog Page-Turner ti … more →
The trouble with artists’ books.......................
wrote 2 months ago: The English language can be imprecise and full of ambiguities. I read an article somewhere today abo … more →
Weapons of Choice 3: Artificial Nocturnes.
wrote 2 months ago: Charles Dickens; the beginning of modern fandom? The “Dickensian” 19th century is probably where by … more →
Adventures with Mentors: Al Katkowsky
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wrote 3 months ago: Al Katkowsky Say you’re a no-good clerk, or you used to be. How many times can you talk about your f … more →
Our digital futures and the problem with metaphor
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wrote 3 months ago: This post is a response to readings assigned in week 2 of the E-Learning and Digital Cultures MOOC ( … more →
Why does the world need librarians? (VIDEO)
wrote 4 months ago: Reblogged from bluesyemre: Created in support of an application for the Librarianship Into the Futur … more →
Friday Reads: "T. S. Eliot: Employee of the Month" and "The Argument For eBooks"
wrote 4 months ago: Last week, I started a weekly “friday reads” roundup of my favorite articles discovered … more →
