Uit de feedreader [3] : dubbeldik vakantienummer
Elke laatste dag van de maand het beste uit de feedreader van Achille van den Branden. Een uitvoerige collectie links, zonder dat speciaal naar originaliteit gestreefd wordt. Spielerei en achtergrondartikels broederlijk onder elkaar.
> Roger Boylan on Flann O'Brien
> Perfectionism turns people into slaves of success
> Why Chris Anderson's theory of the digital world might be all wrong
> The future of newspapers and litblogs: a thought experiment
> The virtual absinthe museum
> Will blogs save books?
> How different feed readers affect your consumption of online material
> What are the essays one has to study in order to count as a professional academic critic?
> The best documentaries of all time
> Mathieu Bourgois a photographié plus de six cents écrivains
> The translator's paradox
> Éditions cartouche
> Zulma - Éditeur de littérature depuis 1991
> Woonhuis Louis Couperus
> Criticle Mass - In retrospect series
> Criticle Mass - Interviews with critics
> Stefan Collini on Raymond Williams
> Library ladders
> Pessoa's heirs and his notebooks
> The invention of paper
> Assessing Kay Ryan, the new poet laureate
> Ten great examples of science fiction world building
> The Paris Review interviews
> The future of web fonts looking brighter
> A free fulltext version of 'ABC for booksellers' [.pdf]
> 25 new classic book covers
> Unpacking the iLiad: 'It made me feel alienated from the books that I know well'
> How do you preserve digital texts for future technologies that haven’t been invented yet?
> Clay Shirky's 'Here comes everybody' is reputed to be the best book ever written on Web 2.0
> Online, r u really reading?
> Looking for an e-readership
> Famous writer’s shelves available on LibraryThing
> Nick Hornby will never be caught reading an ebook
> John Sutherland laments the state of literary criticism in Britain’s newspapers
> Christian Lander has turned his popular blog into a satiric ethnographic book
> Why I'll never be a bookslut - Stephanie Cleveland
> What are the most controversial SF novels of the past and present?
> Zie de schrijvers werken - Menno Wigman
> Do electronic books threaten the future of traditional publishing?
> Amis & Amis
> A group of scholars thinks evolutionary science can reinvigorate literary studies
> The young Turks of cyberspace
> Page by page, a good book can rewire your brain
> A literary agent and an editor debate the virtues of keeping reviews in print versus fostering book dialogue online
> Index of Dutch literature under review at The complete review
> A new reading of Emily Dickinson
> Public data put to good use
> The digital age is destroying us by ruining our ability to concentrate
> Why are male rock bands so attractive to the opposite sex?
> Slideshow: NASA at 50
> Aleksandar Hemon’s fictional lives
> 'Ten Commandments' of race and genetics issued
> An excerpt from 'Collections of nothing' - William Davies King
> Critics speak about blogging
> What is poetry? And does it pay?
> Creative writing is as popular today as critical theory was a decade ago
> Why are essays so damned boring?
> Does the world need another indie band?
> A political geography of Geneva as a site of globalization and resistance
> The contemporary idea of the "big, ambitious novel" - James Wood
> Zadie Smith, one of the novelists James Wood cited, replies
> James Wood's critical manifesto is firm, yet flexible
> James Wood's masterly 'How fiction works' answers the essential questions
> What would Wood think?
> How to read the James Wood way
> Mandatory summer reading
> Listen to people read a passage from 'If' by Rudyard Kipling, than guess where they are from
> 50 outstanding translations from the last 50 years
> Mediatheek Zuyderzee College
> How to say nothing in 500 words
> Fauxcabulary
> A history and philosophy of jokes
> Interview with Tobias Wolff
> Paris frets over its backwater standing
> Guardian arts writer abandons print for a blog
> Found in books
> Confessions of a book reviewer - George Orwell
> What's wrong with Naomi Klein's theory of everything
> Robert Harling: typographer
> Livres de ceinture
> The best web sites on the press, plus books to read on Clay Felker, the '60s, and New Journalism
> The best books, articles, and web sites for planning your vacation or living vicariously through others
> Independent book publishing
> Irvine Welsh: the secret romantic
> Grub Street irregular: scenes from literary life - Jeremy Lewis
> How is the internet changing literary style?
> Our favourite writers nominate the perfect book for summer - The Independent
> The six biggest mistakes even bestselling writers make
> 'Interplay : a kind of commonplace book' - D. J. Enright
> The A to Z guide to political interference in science
> LibraryThing - free advance copies of books
> The ten best political books
> Scott Sigler, the podcast king who's changing the way we read
> Britain's nature writers
> 100 unbelievably useful reference sites you've never heard of
> Jefferson's classification scheme
> The history of jokes and those who collect them
> Texting has not been the disaster for language many feared
> The democrats and national security
> How to build a universe that doesn't fall apart two days later - Philip K.Dick
> Cell phones: the new cigarettes?
> Evolutionary shortcomings
> Michael Bywater goes in search of the real Woody Allen
> The most accurate horoscope a science magazine could ever hope to publish
> Why historians should write books ordinary people want to read
> Electronic media vs. literacy
> High culture meets low culture in a mass-media world
> Interview with Ray Bradbury
> 10 ideas that changed the course of history
> Why do nations exist?
> Posthumous fame grows for artist Henry Darger
> 1940 survey of French literature - Walter Benjamin
> Copyright renewal, copyright restoration, and the difficulty of determining copyright status
> How the mind works [7 book reviews]
> How to write with style - by Kurt Vonnegut
> Tim Krabbé's chess curiosities
> The 50 top comicbook characters
> Mehr als 16000 hochauflösende Karten aus dem 16. bis frühen 19. Jahrhundert
> In Parentheses is a collection of many ancient, medieval and classic texts
> The 100 best tv shows of all time [met fragmenten]
> On description
> Retronomatopeya
> Abstract satellite images of earth
> 10 very rare clouds
> 'Shoegazing' is back
> My Bloody Valentine since Loveless
> Contemporary Turkish literature
> How your brain can control time
> "Useless” websites you should bookmark
> Every issue of The Times published between 1785-1985, digitally scanned and fully searchable
> Questions couples should ask (or wish they had) before marrying
> De geschiedenis van Vlaanderen - Herman Boel
> The world as seen from Paris
> Dichters op YouTube - bijeengezocht door Coen Peppelenbos
> A chronology for the history of the book
> Top 10 graphic novels by Danny Fingeroth
> Top 10 Welsh alternatives to Dylan Thomas
> Bill Drummond : 'Recorded music is over'
> A short history of the printed word
> Austin Kleon creates mind maps of the books he reads
> Socially awkward? Hit the books.
> Free downloadable books about booksellers
> Moby Dick - the online annotation
> Romeo en Julia - vertaalnotities - Frank Albers
> How to pick the right book for any trip
> The voters choose... but on the basis of what?
> '1001 books you must read before you die' (2008 edition)
> A list of the 284 books removed from the revised edition of '1001 books you must read before you die'
> The conquest of pre-Christian America [book reviews]
> Interviews with Thomas Bernhard
> Stephen Burt on Philip K. Dick
> Sicily, through the eyes of the leopard
> Zadie Smith on E.M. Forster
> Who will digitize the world's books?
> Online writing is a typographical and grammatical mess. Should we fix it?
> The New Statesman's critics and contributors recommend the books they have most enjoyed this year
> 50 greatest quotes on men
> De Literaire Reuzenpockets van De Bezige Bij - Menno Voskuil
> Iraq: will we ever get out?
> How bad was J.M. Barrie?
> A review of 'Homer’s The iliad and The odyssey: a biography' - Alberto Manguel
> Fidel Castro tells the story of his life
> From Mao to wow! : Beijing
> The return of religion - Roger Scruton
> New classical music is absolute torture
> The new economics and the pursuit of happiness
> The movie industry no longer aspires to portray genuine heroism
> What does the world’s oldest art say about us?
> Ligeti: Remembering the genius whom Stanley Kubrick stole music from
> 3600 songs - many of them linked to mp3 files
> A lifetime of lost playlists
> Religion and genocide
> Why facts won’t demolish the conspiracy theories
> Can Islam accomodate democracy or democracy accomodate Islam?
> What does it mean to speak of the “burden” of the humanities?
> Music lists
> The death of life writing
> George Orwell’s diaries as a blog
> The devastation of Iraq's past
> Ian Fleming and James Bond
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Opnieuw een Franse roman met in de hoofdrol een films naspelende, puberdromen cultiverende, mysterieuze mannen begerende vrouw. Beetje borderline. Ze lijdt nog net niet aan pathologische betrekkingswaan.


