
A weekly series that celebrates everyone’s favorite part of the author
reading: the Q&A. This week, John Green and Neil Gaiman impart some advice onto aspiring novelists.
A weekly series that celebrates everyone’s favorite part of the author
reading: the Q&A. This week, John Green and Neil Gaiman impart some advice onto aspiring novelists.
If brevity is truly the soul of wit, then your Twitter feed is the Algonquin round table of today's digital Dorothy Parkers and Ogden Nashes. Here's a selection of our favorite tweets from the week; nominate yours by submitting to @blackballoonpub with #twitwit.
Read MoreA weekly series that celebrates everyone’s favorite part of the author
reading: the Q&A. This week, short story writer George Saunders explains why we need a new definition of the word "novel."
If brevity is truly the soul of wit, then your Twitter feed is the Algonquin round table of today's digital Dorothy Parkers and Ogden Nashes. Here's a selection of our favorite tweets from the week; nominate yours by submitting to @blackballoonpub with #twitwit.
Read MoreIf brevity is truly the soul of wit, then your Twitter feed is the Algonquin round table of today's digital Dorothy Parkers and Ogden Nashes. Here's a selection of our favorite tweets from the week; nominate yours by submitting to @blackballoonpub with #twitwit.
Read MoreIf brevity is truly the soul of wit, then your Twitter feed is the Algonquin round table of today's digital Dorothy Parkers and Ogden Nashes. Here's a selection of our favorite tweets from the week; nominate yours by submitting to @blackballoonpub with #twitwit.
Read MoreSights, scenes, and sounds from San Francisco's Mission District. This week, our unwitting subjects discuss the best place to post a racy 2013 wall calendar.
Read MoreA weekly series that celebrates everyone’s favorite part of the author reading: the Q&A. This week, Pulitzer Prize winner Tracy K. Smith explains where her love for poetry began.
Read MoreGoing Out is a weekly attempt to investigate overheard utterances, made at the restaurant where I work, that reveal something about desire. This week, a cautionary tale about an overfamiliar customer.
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