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a whopping 400,000 books were published or distributed in the United States, up from 300,000 in 2006.” This has happened partly because of self- publishing but paradoxically also at a time when reading is in decline. Are you an Author? Me, too! (link via John Baker) Andrew Gallix, in the Guardian writes on why some feel that while what is written is good, what is not written is still better. Besides, it saves on paper. A reader’s guide to the unwritten

a whopping 400,000 books were published or distributed in the United States, up from 300,000 in 2006.” This has happened partly because of self- publishing but paradoxically also at a time when reading is in decline. Are you an Author? Me, too! (link via John Baker)

a whopping 400,000 books were published or distributed in the United States, up from 300,000 in 2006.” This has happened partly because of self- publishing but paradoxically also at a time when reading is in decline. Are you an Author? Me, too! (link via John Baker)

, but I'm sure someone else is. Matt Bell on Sloane Crosley's essay collection, and writing about video games. L.A. Times Festival of Books coverage. Get well soon! Max revisits the prizewinners. John Baker on Death of a Murderer. Why write short stories? Should writers be readers? (via) Dan on Storyglossia #27, which is here. Dan also hosts Tara Yellen, who talks about writers and mentoring. A compendium of obsolete skills

, but I'm sure someone else is. Matt Bell on Sloane Crosley's essay collection, and writing about video games. L.A. Times Festival of Books coverage. Get well soon! Max revisits the prizewinners. John Baker on Death of a Murderer. Why write short stories? Should writers be readers? (via) Dan on Storyglossia #27, which is here. Dan also hosts Tara Yellen, who talks about writers and mentoring. A compendium of obsolete skills