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Vanishing Marginalia

Matt Wood Monday, May 10, 2010 Blog On the Virginia Quarterly Review blog, Megan Alix Fishmann writes about the marginalia in print books that will be lost and impossible to recreate in e-books. Sure, the Kindle lets you take notes, which is nice in a dr ...

Thomas Armstrong: Interview

it. TQO: How many of these kinds of programs have you participated in? TA: Lots of them. TQO: High ...

Megan Stielstra: Interview

next thing you know, I’m in this terrible emotional state because I’ve been listening to these ...

The Assassin of Bucharest

they were enough. Kerry Neville Monday, July 17, 2017 Fiction Work Issue 152 Web Share Tweet ...

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