Audiobooks: the next revolution in publishing? The Year in Reading entries from Julia Fierro and Michelle Huneven, both of whom won the “The Gutenberg Award for Time-Saving Technology” in our yearly round-up, may point to “yes”.
The Audio Revolution
Again, I Ask You: Is Big Back?
Filmmaker/novelist John Sayles has written a freaking huge novel revisiting the historical moment of Ragtime and Against the Day. Published by McSweeney's ("We Print Enormous Books"), it's getting strong pre-pub reviews.
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Ask Her About Her Uterus
"Too often, a woman’s pain is not merely met with doubt, but suspicion, both within the medical community and outside of it." The New Republic writes about female pain, the medical community, and Abby Norman's book, Ask Me About My Uterus: A Quest to Make Doctors Believe in Women's Pain.
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Coda
Sad that Mad Men is over? We've got just the thing. Back in 2012, our own Hannah Gersen compiled a list of ten books to read when a given season -- or, in this case, the series -- comes to an end.
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