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New ways to read long articles (or short books) in the digital world
For people of a certain age (readers and writers, both), it is a sad thing to watch newspapers and magazines wither or die, one-by-one, or attempt to try to live a new kind of life online. The publishing times, they … Continue reading →
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Tagged Byliner, epublishing, literary journalism, literary non-fiction, narrative non-fiction, non-fiction, The Atavist
