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A blog about books and publishing, aimed at both readers and writers. Listed by the Guardian in 2005 as one of the top ten literary blogs.
About Me
- Michael Allen
- ...is an 84-year-old Englishman (as of 2023) who lives in Dorset, England. For more information on my books in digital form, visit my Amazon author page. Use the links in the box immediately below.
Links to other Michael Allen sites
Blog Archive
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2007
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April
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- RNA lunch: the book-trade event of the year
- Noted in passing
- Andrew Losowsky: The Doorbells of Florence
- New look
- Eccentricities of the net
- Harold Pinter: Old Times
- Practical books for writers
- Just keep at it....
- Worth a look
- Lulu does it for Ron
- Tao for now
- Things that I just couldn't let pass
- Short reviews
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April
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Things to remember
'Reedin iz 4 geekz n sad ppl' -- Chantelle fan, May 2006. This blog is respectfully dedicated to geekz n sad ppl everywhere.
7 comments:
My compliments to Mr. Hogan on what appears to be a fine piece of work. Quite beautiful, in fact. "Insiders" like Amato miss something important that's going on, though I don't know what it is either. Doors are opening that I suspect are resented in some quarters, and the next few years we will see surprising things. To borrow a line from Lao Tzu, "You can go far if you don't have anything to carry."
First time I've printed out an e-book. What a marvelous translation and worthy piece of work--worth many readings. I heartily congratulate Ron Hogan and hope he gets the recognition he deserves.
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hi people
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