CriticismInternational LiteratureThe Colophon

“This will cut down on my reading”: The three types of books Dorothy Parker never wanted to encounter again

"When the author gives me a scene of wild young passion, then I can no longer slog through the immediate follow-up of a tender description of the bendings of wheat in the breeze."

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Non-fictionThe Colophon

New Yorker journalist Ken Auletta comes full circle with a book on disgraced mogul Harvey Weinstein that has been twenty years in the making

Auletta employs the benefit of hindsight to produce a portrait of a brash, egotistical Hollywood outsider whose power allowed his monstrous side to flourish without consequence for too long.

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TechnologyThe ColophonWriters and Writing

“The grab continues”: TWUC joins the U.S. Authors Guild and other international organizations in filing an amicus brief in the lawsuit against the Internet Archive’s Open Library initiative

"IA is trying to paint this lawsuit as giant corporations (publishers) going after the little guy, but we see it as the opposite."

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