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    Once in a while—I mean, pretty often actually, if you follow this, and once in a while if you’re just watching it casually—you see writers blow their top at the underground.

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    Here is Dave Eggers in…

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  2. \x0a Flickr set of the cover designs for the 3rd installment...\x0a \x0a \x0a
    \x0a Flickr set of the cover designs for the 3rd installment of Penguin’s Great Ideas series of books. As We Made This rightly notes, the cover for The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical…\x0a
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  3. \x0a Median Blogging\x0a \x0a \x0a
    \x0a The exact median blog post: “I was new to the city and scared, so I drank too much and met someone.” That’s it, I quit.\x0a
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    \x0a Before we had to ask Brookyn to “shut up” due to an influx of preciousness, Jonathan Safran Foer, and five-dollar organic cookies, poet Walt Whitman lived there—way back in the 1850s. …\x0a
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  5. \x0a The internet and other technologies have had differing impacts on...\x0a \x0a \x0a
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    The internet and other technologies have had differing impacts on the music and publishing businesses.

    One of my friends proposed a theory I find compelling: Our cultural consumption exists on a…

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  6. \x0a Silence is Sacred at Uptight Writing Space [Memos]\x0a \x0a \x0a
    \x0a paragraphs.jpgParagraph NY is a Manhattan “work space for writers.” It’s nicer and quieter than your apartment, and don’t worry: “Publication is not required for a membership; only serious intent and a…\x0a
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  7. \x0a Ad Industry Anger Is A Valuable Commodity [Research]\x0a \x0a \x0a
    \x0a Some anonymous author is writing a book about how much the advertising industry sucks. Excuse me; it’s about “where advertising is going.” But he wants YOU, the insider, to tell him why…\x0a
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    \x0a “New York [Mag]’s central subject has always been our local pageant of ambition, the yearning and hustling and jostling for power and—even more—status. The magazine was conceived as a kind of gleeful, fervid, useful weekly chronicle of social and cultural anthropology[.]”\x0a
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    \x0a http://nymag.com/news/features/48013/\x0a
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  9. \x0a Rebar (3)/5) on Yelp.com\x0a \x0a \x0a
    \x0a You’ll swear you’re in Seattle, or SF, at this scruffy yet debonair loft bar.\x0a
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  10. \x0a Why did BoingBoing delete posts about sex columnist Blue?\x0a \x0a \x0a
    \x0a LATimes.com Web Scout
    No one, including Violet Blue herself, has any idea what’s behind the scrubbing, reports David Sarno. “BoingBoing has been conspicuously silent; despite considerable…\x0a
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