Category: Rants and Revelations
Thank you for your service!
by Mike Blinder | Opinion for Editor & Publisher Magazine (reprinted with permission)...
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Do COVID Test Kits Raise Privacy Concerns?
The Biden Administration is buying one billion COVID tests to give to Americans for free.
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We’re Not as Smart as Google Makes Us Think We Are
Rant & Raves: We’re Not as Smart as Google Makes Us Think We Are
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Is Publishing on Amazon the Best Route for Self-Published Authors?
Editor’s Note: We welcome comments, questions, and corrections on any of the statements made...
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Why Worry About Amazon’s Dominance in Books and Movies?
Editor’s Note: In June 2021, Congress introduced legislation that, if passed, could force...
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Review: So Many Books, Publishing in the Age of Abundance
So Many Books, Gabriel Zaid, Paul Dry Books – “Books are published at such a rapid rate that they make us exponentially more ignorant,” writes Gabriel Zaid in a little book titled, SO MANY BOOKS,
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Too Chinese for America, Too American for China
By Carol Van Den Hende When I was eight years old, my family moved to rural Maryland. I showed up...
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Two Reasons Why Some Readers are NOT Allowed to Post Reviews on Amazon!
So, your book has been published and your readers are (virtually) lined up for their coveted...
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PEN Journey 41: Berlin—Writing in a World Without Peace
By Joanne Leedom-Ackerman | September 9, 2020 | 0 FacebookTwitterEmailShare PEN...
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Dare to Speak: A Reading List
by Suzanne Nossel, CEO, PEN America My approach to free speech is that we need to think hard about...
Read MorePEN Journey 33: Senegal and Jamaica: PEN’s Reach to Old and New Centers
By Joanne Leedom-Ackerman | June 30, 2020 PEN International celebrates its Centenary in 2021. I’ve...
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Where Does It Hurt?
Guest post by Matthew Watrous My wife and I once worked in a locked dementia unit. When people are...
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