Editing Without Ego: How Katharine S. White Quietly Shaped The New Yorker's Writers
at LitHub Editing as a gift rather than a wound Writer Conscious: Katharine S. White, Mary McCarthy, and Editing as Intimacy at The New Yorker at Post45 On hovering over the text The Rare Virtue of Interior Spaciousness: or, Bigger on the Inside at Shenandoah On Ishmael and whale skin and what it feels like to be a reader I Don't Read to Like at The Millions On why I routinely botch the question, "What do you like to read?" despite my last name The Lady Vanishes at The Appendix On L. Frank Baum's pre-Oz career as a window dresser and the spectacle of a live woman's disembodied head selling hats on the streets of San Francisco Why I'm Glad I Was Swindled at Huffington Post While I was researching con artists, I was taken by a pair of swindlers. Ironies abound The Twelve Best Con Artist Schemes Ever at Huffington Post Okay, ever in American history, but still |