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All internal blog posts:

• Tumblng (2010-09-02)
• The High-Low Problem (2010-09-01)
• Experimental Writers vs. Conceptual Writers (2010-08-30)
• Hemingway’s standing desk (2010-08-23)
• “Perfection Wasted” by John Updike ()
• Why the novel will survive the disappearance of the book (2010-08-22)
• Fitzgerald Repackaged (2010-08-20)
• Hanging Up (2010-08-16)
• Rooting for the laundry, 109 A.D. (2010-08-13)
• Vita Brevis, Ars Brevior (2010-08-10)
• Richard Ford: “make something good” (2010-08-07)
• FontFonter ()
• Young Hemingway (2010-08-06)
• Innovation and Risk ()
• DeLillo: “The writer leads” (2010-08-04)
• A Note from Barack Obama ()
• The Sawyer Effect (2010-08-02)
• A Writer on Monday Morning (2010-07-29)
• Divers, East River, 1948 (2010-07-27)
• Gorgeous Borges (2010-07-26)
• Fitzgerald on creating characters (2010-07-19)
• Stephen Fry: What I Wish I Knew at 18 ()
• Starting Over (2010-07-16)
• How James Bond Got His Name (2010-07-13)
• Portrait: Henry James (2010-07-11)
• Losing LeBron (2010-07-09)
• Flaubert on Life and Work ()
• Circadian Novels (2010-07-07)
• R.I.P. Inkwell Bookstore (2010-07-06)
• Man Out of Time: “The Disenchanted” by Budd Schulberg (2010-06-30)
• West End Memories (continued) (2010-06-28)
• Work, work, work (2010-06-21)
• A Face Behind the Page (2010-06-16)
• West End Memories ()
• The MFA Generation (2010-06-14)
• Browning: “a few I value more” (2010-06-10)
• You never completely relax again (2010-06-08)
• Writers Unplugged (2010-06-05)
• Inventing Laurie Barber (2010-06-04)
• The Way We Virtually Live Now (2010-06-02)
• A Hangman’s Metaphysics ()
• The Pleasures of Imagination (2010-06-01)
• “Matterhorn” (2010-05-31)
• Bloggiversary (2010-05-23)
• Writing Like It’s 1999 (2010-05-21)
• The Murder Gene (2010-05-11)
• The Mystery Writer’s Dilemma (2010-05-10)
• “I have lived alone in the woods” (2010-05-08)
• A Male Jodi Picoult (2010-05-06)
• New Money (2010-05-05)
• The Price of Procrastination (2010-04-28)
• Not-So-Random House ()
• Sven Birkerts: “the Internet and the novel are opposites” (2010-04-27)
• Portrait: Philip Roth (2010-04-26)
• Novels like letters (2010-04-25)
• How Writers Write: Ian McEwan (2010-04-19)
• Tweet of the Day (2010-04-17)
• Only Disconnect (2010-04-15)
• Flickr Find of the Day (2010-04-14)
• Writing Is Play (2010-04-13)
• Nexted ()
• The Burry Principle ()
• Is an ebook still a book? (2010-04-11)
• Can a writer quit? (2010-04-09)
• Will e-novels be shorter? (2010-04-06)
• Dr. Johnson: Libraries and “the vanity of human hopes” (2010-03-31)
• The Writer-in-Chief (2010-03-30)
• Dickens’ Outlines (2010-03-29)
• An Interview (2010-03-25)
• “Wolf Hall” (2010-03-23)
• Baseball’s Yankee Problem (2010-03-18)
• The issue is inequality, not total wealth (2010-03-14)
• Hilary Mantel: “locked in competition with myself” (2010-03-13)
• A Facelift (2010-03-12)
• Done! (2010-03-09)
• Life Magazine Photos of Boston’s Strangler Days (2010-03-08)
• Explaining Insomnia (2010-03-02)
• Google’s Buzzbomb (2010-03-01)
• How to design a book advertisement (2010-02-27)
• There is no sleeping at the Boston Public Library (2010-02-26)
• Bill Gates on Energy (2010-02-25)
• Photographs of the Combat Zone (2010-02-24)
• The Tweeted Wisdom of Alain de Botton (2010-02-19)
• Henry Miller’s Eleven Commandments (2010-02-17)
• A Lesson from Dickens (2010-02-12)
• The Perils of Advertising (2010-02-11)
• Last Words (2010-02-09)
• Stock and Flow (2010-02-05)
• The Street Photography of Jules Aarons (2010-02-02)
• The Anxiety of Finishing (2010-01-31)
• The Importance of Shipping (2010-01-28)
• “Little Dorrit”: Dickens’ Teeming World (2010-01-26)
• Adrienne Rich: “Prospective Immigrants Please Note” (2010-01-23)
• The Value of Failing (2010-01-18)
• Dickens and the Blacking Factory (2010-01-04)
• Rest and Re-creation ()
• Dickens and Me (2009-12-31)
• A friendly reviewer, at last (2009-12-28)
• Drawing Moby-Dick (2009-12-26)
• How Writers Write: Edwidge Danticat (2009-12-22)
• The View from Below: A midlist author watches the ebook wars (2009-12-20)
• “Your Whole Reading Life, Always With You” (2009-12-17)
• Dickens vs. the Snarks (2009-12-16)
• Publishing Agonistes ()
• John Irving: “A need to be alone” ()
• Maugham: “great suspicion of posterity” (2009-12-09)
• “Tamburlaine Must Die” (2009-12-04)
• Lukewarm Kindling (2009-12-01)
• Put down your Kindle and watch this ()
• As if they had been around all along (2009-11-29)
• Title Trouble (2009-11-25)
• “This Is Where I Leave You” (2009-11-20)
• Cormac McCarthy: “My Perfect Day” (2009-11-15)
• F. Scott Fitzgerald: “Swimming under water” (2009-11-10)
• Ted Kooser: “Daddy Longlegs” (2009-11-09)
• “Productivity Stems From Passion” (2009-11-06)
• Book 3 Update: The Final Push (2009-11-05)
• Walt Whitman for Levi’s (2009-11-03)
• Financial Lives of the Poets (2009-10-30)
• “Immersive text-only experiences” ()
• The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo is … Pippi Longstocking? (2009-10-29)
• Philip Roth on the novel’s “cultic” future (2009-10-28)
• Michael Penn’s photographs of Philadelphia ()
• A Favorite Review (2009-10-22)
• Scrapbook (2009-10-21)
• A “Strangler” Word Cloud ()
• This is your brain on e-books (2009-10-19)
• Cory Doctorow’s “Makers” Tiles ()
• “City of Thieves” (2009-10-16)
• How to Make a Movie About a Writer (2009-10-15)
• Inside “The Strangler”: Angiulo, Barboza and fictionalizing the Mob (2009-10-14)
• Updated Books Section (2009-10-09)
• Vermeer (2009-10-04)
• Eavan Boland: “Quarantine” (2009-09-27)
• Barbara Mensch’s photographs of Fulton Fish Market (2009-09-24)
• A cabin made of hours (2009-09-21)
• Biocriminology (2009-09-18)
• 1,000 Words a Day (2009-09-17)
• Throwaway novels (2009-09-13)
• Writer’s Room: W. Somerset Maugham (2009-09-11)
• Writer’s Room: Cory Doctorow (2009-09-10)
• How Writers Write: J.G. Ballard ()
• Inside “The Strangler”: The New Boston, 1963 (2009-09-08)
• William Manchester’s struggle ()
• A few links (2009-09-02)
• George Herbert: “Church Monuments” (2009-09-01)
• Henry Ford: “If I’d asked my customers what they wanted” ()
• Edmund Wilson Regrets… ()
• Julia Child: “The way to a full and healthy life” (2009-08-31)
• Boston’s Wonderful/Terrible City Hall ()
• Philip Roth: “the desire to get the work right” (2009-08-28)
• Ten Views of the Combat Zone (2009-08-27)
• Wallace Stevens: “The House Was Quiet and the World Was Calm” (2009-08-26)
• Why authors should (and shouldn’t) blog (2009-08-21)
• Philip Larkin: “This Is the First Thing” (2009-08-20)
• Book Three Update (2009-08-19)
• Barbara Mensch’s photographs of New York ()
• “No battle plan…” (2009-08-18)
• Lawrence Lessig on the Google book search settlement (2009-08-14)
• Remembering Updike the Father (2009-08-10)
• Crime novels and entertainments (2009-08-08)
• Kate’s Mystery Books closes (for now) (2009-08-02)
• Makers vs. Managers (2009-08-01)
• “Free” and the Future of Publishing (2009-07-27)
• Walter Cronkite and “The Strangler” (2009-07-20)
• The Definitive Boston Crime Novel: “The Friends of Eddie Coyle” (2009-07-17)
• Best Boston Movie Ever: “The Friends of Eddie Coyle” (2009-07-16)
• E-Books and Distracted Reading (2009-07-14)
• Why the Strangler? (2009-07-10)
• How Writers Write: Graham Greene (2009-07-08)
• A Random Walk in Boston (2009-07-06)
• Capote and Ellison: Blocked or just procrastinating? (2009-07-01)
• On Moving to a New Publisher in the UK (2009-06-29)
• Fred Wilson on Social Media ()
• How Writers Write: Philip Roth (2009-06-27)
• Publishers as booksellers? (2009-06-24)
• Richard Diebenkorn: Notes to Myself on Beginning a Painting (2009-06-23)
• Writers as Performers (2009-06-22)
• Oprah’s Mystery Reading List (2009-06-17)
• The Science of Home-Field Advantage (2009-06-15)
• Kickstarter ()
• The Breakthrough, at last (2009-06-13)
• The Economics of Dealing Crack (2009-06-12)
• Creating Writers: Do MFA Programs Produce Dull Writers? (2009-06-11)
• “The Lazarus Project” by Aleksandar Hemon (2009-06-09)
• “The Commitments” (2009-06-06)
• I Miss U: Updike Is Gone (2009-06-04)
• WriterTube: Cormac McCarthy (2009-06-01)
• Things I Love: The AlphaSmart Neo (2009-05-29)
• Writing in the Age of Distraction (2009-05-27)
• When Every Writer Is a Publisher (2009-05-26)
• Suck, Squeeze, Bang, Blow: Why Writers Get Stuck ()
• A Quote for the Holiday Weekend (2009-05-22)
• The Way We Write Now: Novelists and Their Blogs ()

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• August 2009
• July 2009
• June 2009
• May 2009

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