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Bibliopocalypse Bullshit
If you’re a literature lover, you’ve probably grown weary of false prophets proclaiming The End of the Book. It’s easy to shake your head and smirk at the world’s December 21st doomsday preoccupations, but rumors of the publishing apocalypse have bombarded the literary world for a long time now, and such discussions still make us […] Continue reading
Posted in apocalypse, Authors, books, death of the book, Esquire, Life, Literature, National Endowment for the Arts, Stephen Marche, writing
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