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Where famous writers delivered their first (and last) words.
The Caustic Cover Critic on Tutis, a publisher that takes public domain works and puts “ridiculously inappropriate covers on them” (see left), via The Second Pass.
The five stages of grief publishing.
Seven books that changed the world, if only they actually existed.
“I can’t control the kittens. Too many whiskers! Too many whiskers!” This and more from a husband who talks in his sleep, broadcast to the world by his adoring wife. Via The Millions.
The WSJ discusses the death of the slush pile, and M. A. Orthofer of The Literary Saloon responds.
Oh, this is sad. An anonymous visitor who is known to leave roses and cognac on Edgar Allen Poe’s grave for the writer’s birthday has broken tradition for the first time in over sixty years.
Lit 101 class in 3 lines or less, via HTMLGIANT.
Aaaand just for kicks, the Spampersand:
Tasty! Via BuzzFeed.
Great roundup! Thanks.