If You Don't Want To See United 93, Wait For the Graphic Novel [Unbeige]
Comics icons Sid Jacobson and Ernie Colon have taken the abstract play-by-play of the "9/11 Report" and organized it into a graphic novel. The forthcoming The 9/11 Report: The Graphic Adaptation breaks down the morning in a way that can help people understand the timing of the simultaneous events.

Is MSNBC Trying to Kill Rita Cosby's Show? [TVNewser]
I mean, what else should we assume, now that Live & Direct has been moved to 10 p.m. — right up against Greta Van Susteren and Nancy Grace?

FBI Wants Jack Anderson's Papers [FishbowlDC]
Anderson's family is up in arms over an FBI attempt to cull his papers for "classified" information before the archives are made public at George Washington University.

Davis McCombs Wins $10,000 Poetry Prize [GalleyCat]
While the Pulitzers understandably cast a long shadow over the literary awards landscape, it's worth noting the announcement of this year's Dorset Prize, America's largest cash prize for an unpublished poetry collection. The award, which also includes publication by Tupelo next year, goes to Davis McComb's Dismal Rock.

Spelling Check [FishbowlLA]
A judge has tossed the defamation claim filed by Aaron Spelling against his former nursemaid, who is alleging he sexually harrassed her and asked her to "dress like hooker." The judge did allow Spelling to pursue a breach-of-contract charge, however.

Are You Sure Screenwriting is for You? [MBToolbox]
Are you an aspiring screenwriter? Think that your movies ideas are the shizz? That your wonderful scripts are the only thing that will keep Brad and Jen in communication? You're ready to hang out at the Ivy and give up all walking privileges? You might want to read this blog entry by screenwriter Josh Friedman before you pack your bags and move to L.A.

'Free Jared Paul Stern' Would Now Rather He Not Be [FishbowlNY]
One sign support for Jared Paul Stern is waning? His weekend stint as a guest editor on Gawker appears to have alienated even some of his loyal backers. Free Jared Paul Stern, the site launched in his defense — that he told FishbowlNY he had nothing to do with — had an epiphany over the weekend.