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The Serial Comma
Ah, the serial comma—nothing gets a group of editors, copy editors and writers more riled up than a good ol’ “discussion” on whether or not to use it. (This happened recently at work.) You’ve got your pro serial-comma camp, and … Continue reading
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Slice, Issue 4 — Going Home
My contributor copy of Slice Magazine, featuring my story “My Status,” came in the mail today. It sure is purty. Looks- and size-wise it’s similar to The Believer. Lots of good stuff that I’ll hopefully be digging into soon. Did … Continue reading
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Richard Yates: Children’s Author?
I’m proud to report that Henry is bypassing typical children’s book fare like Goodnight Moon and The Very Hungry Caterpillar and going right to the hard stuff. Here he is devouring Richard Yates’ Eleven Kinds of Loneliness. Let the depression … Continue reading
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Call Me Later, I’m Busy Writing
That’s what Gabriel Garcia Marquez said when asked by a reporter if it was true he’d given up writing, as was widely reported last week. Seems like every year or two there’s speculation that the 82-year-old writer has put down … Continue reading
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