Month: April 2010
The New York Times has a great article on David Bordwell, a film historian who used to teach at UW-Madison. Now I didn’t know the latter factoid until I read this article, though I do know about Bordwell because when…
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Here’s the trailer for the book that will kick off the Carolrhoda Lab imprint this fall: The Absolute Value of -1 by Steve Brezenoff. And the link to Steve’s website: http://stevebrezenoff.blogspot.com/ Woot-woot!
Following on a very nice comment by Edwin Thompson on my Facebook page, here’s my reply: Well, I’ve been thinking more about this, too, and I agree with part of what you say and disagree with other parts. I don’t…
Is the publishing industry crashing? According to Mike Stackpole’s latest Huffington Post blog, it is–and he even gives a time-line: 2012, he figures, and June, to be exact. Why then? Because that’s when Apple makes iPhone OS 4.0 available which,…
Until you’ve been under the sea . . . A very nice piece on Alexandra Cousteau, Jacques Cousteau’s granddaughter, in the NYT this morning. Having dived quite a bit–including Ms. Cousteau’s favorite spot, Bonaire, (mine is the Great Barrier Reef…