Pride and Prejudice: the emoticon adaptation
On David Foster Wallace’s “scare quotes,” and the joys of editing him.
An essay on the quiet art of cartooning, which sounds quite a lot like the quiet art of writing fiction. Which I guess, technically, is the same thing. Via The Rumpus.
What contemporary literature will people still be reading a century from now?
Pride and Prejudice, as written in emoticons, via Booksquare.
Books are America’s fourth form of entertainment, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Even better news: there were more than four items on that list.
Why the novel will never die.
