I have discussed various aspects of Young Adult (YA) fiction
in a number of posts, which readers can find by clicking on the tag “young
adult fiction” at the bottom of this submission. The YA field is interesting in part because
it has in recent years been one of the best, if not the best, performing
genre for the publishing industry.
Monday, May 14, 2018
Thursday, May 10, 2018
List Journalism Is Alive and Well
Literary Hub, an online publication created by the venerable
independent publisher Grove Atlantic and
the Internet-age publisher Electric
Literature, describes itself as “an organizing principle in the service of
literary culture, a single, trusted, daily source for all the news, ideas and
richness of contemporary literary life.”
Sounds high brow, doesn’t?
Well,
Lit Hub, as it is known, is not shy about being low-brow as well – in this case, list
journalism. You know the type: 24 ways to entice HIM into bed (your favorite
women’s magazine); the 12 best sports bars in … (fill in the name of your city),
etc., etc.
Sunday, May 6, 2018
Trump as a Character from a James Joyce Novel
President
Donald Trump could be a character created by James Joyce based on the way he
thinks and communicates.
That’s
the view of an unnamed national security expert, as reported by General Michael
Hayden, a head of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency under former president
George W. Bush.
In
an interview published in the May 6, 2018, New
York Times Sunday Magazine, Hayden was asked what it was like for analysts
to brief a president who ignores intelligence with which he disagrees and
embraces information that suits his policy needs.
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