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  1. ck out alanna peterson's great story, 'how to build a portal to another world' - sci-fi meets emo meets wes anderson: http://bit.ly/1Er2fwabout 1 hour ago from web
  2. sneak peak at 'maynard & jennica' author rudolph delson's hilarious take on the '09 federal budget, as a pleasure read: http://bit.ly/2B50Br7:47 AM Nov 2nd from TweetDeck
  3. there is no e-reader of the future: http://bit.ly/1bM0Cl10:38 AM Oct 21st from TweetDeck
  4. if you love jason schwartz's matchless "a german picturesque," here's his new mini-story "winter register": http://bit.ly/y9v0O4:18 PM Sep 21st from TweetDeck
  5. this coming winter, we'll start publishing to mobile devices - which ones should we target? kindle and iphone, sure... but which others?11:15 AM Aug 27th from TweetDeck
  6. Started reading 'Classic Shorts: Eight Stories for Summer' on @DailyLit http://dailylit.com/a/ODM5NA10:28 AM Aug 27th from API
  7. @jwikert - think you're right about this, joe - kindle is just an underpowered next-gen large-format mobile device10:01 AM Aug 26th from TweetDeck in reply to jwikert
  8. can't wait to read the last part of alix ohlin's "stranger things have happened?" then don't: http://bit.ly/YJPbB11:36 AM Aug 24th from TweetDeck
  9. Anyone up at Breadloaf? We'll be speaking on electronic publishing and the future of literature. Stop by, say hi, and we'll have a drink.5:22 AM Aug 21st from web
  10. great new elizabeth crane story, "the geniius meetings" http://bit.ly/4mC66V4:39 PM Aug 19th from TweetDeck
  11. want to read the rest of alix ohlin's great new story "stranger things have happened" - http://www.failbetter.com/3... ...11:40 AM Aug 19th from TweetDeck
  12. failbetter's 10th Anniversary Novella Contest is on: $500 prize to the winner, no entry fee, more details at http://failbetter.com/Novella8:28 AM Aug 18th from web
  13. 'stranger things have happened,' a great new story from alix ohlin, now up on failbetter: http://bit.ly/osewY8:18 AM Aug 18th from web
  14. too much poetry tries too hard, no? not rachel springer's, thankfully: http://bit.ly/kknaZ4:39 PM Aug 7th from web
  15. anyone know who first pubd 'death in venice?' would this great novella have been pubd in paper today, if it had been written by an unknown?11:59 AM Aug 4th from web
  16. novellas are an in-between form - too long for most magazines, too short for book publishers - perfect for e-publishing, no?11:57 AM Aug 4th from web
  17. robert fanning is one of a number of vital new poets from the rust belt - and we interview him this week on failbetter: http://bit.ly/2wPTo210:20 PM Aug 3rd from web
  18. when litmags run pay-to-be-read contests, do they only get work by people who have to pay others to read what they've written?10:04 PM Aug 3rd from web
  19. dark, beautiful, amazing language - the new terese svoboda story is an amazing poem-prose: http://bit.ly/1aY1NZ7:09 PM Jul 26th from web
  20. RIP Frank McCourt - so skilled at writing about topics that are so easy to be maudlin about - yet his work was everything but7:30 AM Jul 20th from web
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