Speller-poets vs. reporters who ‘see through words’
Twitter has been abuzz with talk about The Price of Typos. Here’s the angle in the essay that most intrigues
Tag: The Solomon Scandals
Footnotes vs. endnotes: A Scandalous take
Yes, I mean real footnotes, not just endnotes—so readers will actually read them. The Solomon Scandals contains two endnotes, and
$1B+ Quarter Pentagon bungle makes Time Magazine
The terrorist-friendly Quarter Pentagon, the twin towers formally known as BRAC-133, has made Time Magazine. Time depicts the 6,400-worker complex
Cyber-ghosts: Your digital ‘life’ when you’re dead
The literary afterlife was oh so simple for Jonathan Stone, protagonist of The Solomon Scandals. While still alive in the
‘Scandals’ e-book back to $2.99 at Amazon
A sign that the U.S. economy is looking up? Twilight Times Books has ended the 99-cent sale, and the e-book
AdWords finally working
Update, 7:51 a.m., July 20: The AdWords gods have sent me other notes recommending Amazon-style features but for now are
More on AdWords’ nitpicking
Update, 5:53 p.m.: I’ve just heard from Google’s Alan Davidson and will not be calling the FTC tomorrow. As a
Ah, yes! To the Flemish Cap, Speaker Boehner!
";” alt=””> Film as perfect budget-crisis metaphor? As generic rhetoric, some in Washington may talk of a “perfect storm” of
How to ‘Scandalize’ your book group—either the online or in-person kind
The Solomon Scandals is fiction—a mix of suspense, tragedy and satire—but more than a little history lurks within in it.
