“Harlequin is revolutionizing the e-book market,” John Barber writes in the Globe and Mail. (I wrote about this two years ago — and offered a number of other reasons for romance’s popularity in electronic form.)
Meanwhile, there’s one type of book that’s just not the same on a Kindle or Nook — the expensive coffee table tome.
Eternal question: Can creative writing be taught?
“Scorsese’s deathless New York fever dream still brings with it a unique capacity to leave the palms clammy and the pulse jittering.” An appreciation, from Britain, of Taxi Driver.
