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I rose from off of the doctor’s slab, I lost a piece of my heart.

thoroughlypostmodernmillie:

I rose from off of the doctor’s slab, I lost a piece of my heart.

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Hey all!

We’ve moved the Grub Street blog to here

This move was done as we are preparing for a “relaunching” of sorts and will soon be featuring more constant updates as well as regular blog posts from staff members. We hope you’ll continue to follow us and enjoy our love and dedication to literature and the literary arts.

Paul Dennis

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So what’s it all about, this Twitter? Is it signaling, like telegraphs? Is it Zen poetry? Is it jokes scribbled on the washroom wall? Is it John Hearts Mary carved on a tree? Let’s just say it’s communication, and communication is something human beings like to do.

Margaret Atwood

Tremendous article, well worth reading.

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Margaret Atwood explains Twitter better than anyone else to date.  Why am I not surprised?

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More 'Twilight': Is Bella A Sympathetic Teenager Or A Weird Marble Fetishist? - Monkey See Blog : NPR

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Sir Christopher Lee reads Jabberwocky - Times Online

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But in the age of President Obama, when successful black writers can be found across genres and a Nobel Prize winner, Toni Morrison, can be tapped to be the honorary chairwoman of the event, do black writers still need a conference to call their own? In interviews, many black writers and editors, and others in the book world said yes. Black authors are part of the broader society’s struggles with the legacy of discrimination and exclusion, they said, and often need a more strategic approach to getting their work promoted, reviewed and sold.

Conference for Black Writers at Medgar Evers College - NYTimes.com

An important read and especially relevant given recent events.

6:17 pm, by luap
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Remember the Spanish chick, the one who’d been crying over him at the Yarn Barn? Well, turns out she was actually Dominican. Not Dominican like my brother or me but Dominican Dominican. As in fresh-off-the-boat-didn’t-have-no-papers Dominican. Before Rafa was even better, she started coming around, all solicitous and eager; would sit with him on the couch and watch Telemundo. (I don’t have a TV, she must have told us twenty times.) Lived in London Terrace, too, over in Building 22, with her little son Adrian, stuck in a tiny room she was renting from this older Gujarati guy, so it wasn’t exactly a hardship for her to hang out with (as she put it) her gente. Even though she was trying to be all proper, keeping her legs crossed, calling my mother Señora, Rafa was on her like an octopus. By visit five, he was taking her down to the basement, whether the Hallelujah Crew was around or not. Pura was her name. Pura Adames. Pura Mierda was what Mami called her.

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A 2008 study of the creative economy from the National Endowment for the Arts reported that full-time “writers and authors” earned a median annual salary of more than $50,000.

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Pride And Sensibility: Jane Austen's Literary Ambition : NPR

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