Proto-blogger Heather Armstrong writes a bestselling book
…supports Armstrong, her husband Jon (who manages the technical side of the complicated site), and a small staff. No wonder that last summer Forbes magazine named her one of the…
Austin Peay’s literary magazine celebrates twenty-five years
…survive the twentieth century. If cable television hadn’t swamped the little boat of lyric poetry, the coming tsunami not yet known as the Internet surely would. As usual, reports of…
…(Wags might claim there’s also an irony in the concept of a literary life in Tennessee.) The Internet can be a dispiriting place, where total cranks and nincompoops effortlessly assume…
