by Michael Norris Thursday, February 14, 2008 01:21 am
Michael Norris describes his first taste of a forbidden "literary" drink, absinthe, which has recently become available in some places after decades of a bad reputation.
Chapter 20 of Levi Asher's Silicon Alley memoir. Spring/Summer 1998: LitKicks gets nominated for a Webby Award but is going nowhere fast ... Content is king vs. content is dead ... Creative frustrations ... Hedgehogs and foxes and indie publishing mentors.
Chapter 36 of Levi Asher's Silicon Alley memoir. Spring/Summer 2000: An article in Barron's magazine kicks off the dot-com stock crash ... Share prices plummet and an entire industry begins to fall apart.
by Levi Asher Wednesday, October 21, 2009 10:15 pm
Chapter 37 of Levi Asher's memoir of the Internet industry: Fall/Winter 2000: After the crash, a destroyed industry gathers its resources ... Mentoring sessions with Candice Carpenter ... Initial plans for LitKicks 2.0 ... The Mets in the World Series ... A confusing election night ... An unexpected turn of fate.
Eleven years ago, a Litkicks reader posted a suggestion: could I create a free poetry board on this site? I thought it sounded like fun, and thus Action Poetry was born. 21,000 poems later, what should the next version of Action Poetry be? We're asking for new ideas.
I'm psyched to be included in an impressive series of interviews about the Beat Generation conducted by Michael Limnios at Blues @ Greece, a Greek web publication devoted to underground music and culture
by Michael Norris Thursday, February 14, 2008 01:21 am
Michael Norris describes his first taste of a forbidden "literary" drink, absinthe, which has recently become available in some places after decades of a bad reputation.
Chapter 20 of Levi Asher's Silicon Alley memoir. Spring/Summer 1998: LitKicks gets nominated for a Webby Award but is going nowhere fast ... Content is king vs. content is dead ... Creative frustrations ... Hedgehogs and foxes and indie publishing mentors.
Chapter 36 of Levi Asher's Silicon Alley memoir. Spring/Summer 2000: An article in Barron's magazine kicks off the dot-com stock crash ... Share prices plummet and an entire industry begins to fall apart.
by Levi Asher Wednesday, October 21, 2009 10:15 pm
Chapter 37 of Levi Asher's memoir of the Internet industry: Fall/Winter 2000: After the crash, a destroyed industry gathers its resources ... Mentoring sessions with Candice Carpenter ... Initial plans for LitKicks 2.0 ... The Mets in the World Series ... A confusing election night ... An unexpected turn of fate.
Eleven years ago, a Litkicks reader posted a suggestion: could I create a free poetry board on this site? I thought it sounded like fun, and thus Action Poetry was born. 21,000 poems later, what should the next version of Action Poetry be? We're asking for new ideas.
I'm psyched to be included in an impressive series of interviews about the Beat Generation conducted by Michael Limnios at Blues @ Greece, a Greek web publication devoted to underground music and culture