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The literary bubble
I think I posted this on my old blog, but it’s worth repeating anyway. From The Paris Review’s “Art of Fiction” interview with a young-ish John Updike.
Posted in Literature
Tagged Ernest Hemingway, John Updike, New York, The Paris Review
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Before Tracey Emin
Debbie Harry in her New York apartment, 1970s. Photo by Chris Stein. [Via PunkAndStuff]
A cautionary tale for all columnists
In the end, you always risk outstaying your welcome…. From a 2005 British Journalism Review article by Tom Stoppard, whose fascination with the news business dates back to his apprenticeship on the Western Daily Press, a staid broadsheet I used to deliver on … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Media
Tagged Margaret Thatcher, New York, Tom Stoppard, Walter Winchelll, Wapping
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“For every working journalist in America there are now 4.6 PR people.” The FT on the blurring of the line between news and public relations. Now that he is 80, Leonard Cohen has started smoking again. Should the elderly stop … Continue reading
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Tagged Islam, journalism, Leonard Cohen, New York, Pamela Geller, PR, smoking
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