Books

A little off topic, but here is a post for the night that is in it …. We live in Clintonville

Cultural diplomacy [https://www.demos.co.uk/publications/culturaldiplomacy] is a report from the UK think tank Demos [https://www.

Off-topic, but as it is nearly Friday. Here is Frank Kermode reviewing A.E.Housman’s letters in the LRB.

Facebook is everywhere. I liked this paragraph from the Guardian business pages: > The success of Facebook has not gone

So, given that yesterday was Bloomsday, here is a quickly produced list of books about Joyce. It is a selection

[https://www.dublin.ie/gallery-view.aspx?imageId=86&catId=17]Today was Bloomsday, the day on which James Joyce’

It has been interesting seeing how quickly the ‘long tail’ has been adopted as a phrase in a wide range

I have just watched the video [video opens on a web page [https://www.ted.com/talks/view/id/49]

Andrew Motion [https://orlabs.oclc.org/SRW/search/Identities?query=local.pnkey+exact+%22motion,%20andrew$1952%22] , current UK poet

Rupert Murdoch’s short article in the current Forbes is being noted around the place. It is a quick read

I just came across Google Authors [https://www.google.com/talks/authors/index.html], a series of videos [https://youtube.

One of the characteristics of the digital library phase has been the emergence of several web-based journals and magazines focusing