Reading [digitally] alone…together
by Kevin Eagan For today’s blog post, I focus on reading collaboratively. Do digital technologies really make it easier for us to share and connect with other readers? What does […]
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What it means to be a “bookfuturist”: Tim Carmody’s “A Bookfuturist Manifesto”
Almost two years ago, Tim Carmody published an article in The Atlantic titled “A Bookfuturist Manifesto.” In this article, Carmody reflects on the term “bookfuturist,” defining it as “a kind […]
E-books, digital lit, and the novel as transplant
In a recent video interview, Time book critic Lev Grossman discusses how the e-book is changing the way we read. He starts the interview off by lamenting the loss of a […]
