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Our Final List Round-Up of 2008! - Posted December 31, 2008
More lists! Maybe itemizing things makes the terrible year media we just suffered easier to bear. Also it's a fun way to fill the time between now and opening the champagne. Anyway, here's the final installment: Rex Sorgatz has put together a very smart list of this year's most... [FishBowlNY]

Everybody Wants to be a Blogger! - Posted December 10, 2008
Galley Cat got wind of this earlier and they were right. Oprah's not-so-favorite author James Frey is interning today over at Gawker. Not clear yet why Frey chose right now to make his Gawker debut as Galley Cat points out the paperback of his most recent book Bright... [FishBowlNY]

Black Wednesday in Publishing - Posted December 3, 2008
Well, looks like it's Black Wednesday in the Publishing world. Random House issued a memo this morning, to the shock of many, detailing an immediate restructuring of the house into three major groups. Galley Cat has the details of the changes and we are hearing much panicked chatter from... [FishBowlNY]

David Carr and Others Attempt to Spell for Charity - Posted November 6, 2008
On Monday night (known across the land as the night before the election) the CLMP (Council of Literary Magazines and Presses) hosted its annual spelling bee fundraiser. The line-up of spellers showcased the spelling talents of some well known media types including Harper Collins' Jonathan Burnham, the NYT's David Carr, The... [FishBowlNY]

Book Notes: See vs. Khakpour/Handel & Baell/LATBR vs. English Language - Posted October 1, 2007
Critic Carolyn See and novelist Porochista Khakpour square off; Galley Cat has the details. KFi's Bill Handel interviews homicide cop/novelist Will Baell. Reviewing Steve Almond's new book, Joy Nicholson wrote There is no lack here of craft in straight-shooting. Editor Nick Ochwar understands both spoken and written English, right?... [FishBowlLA]

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