Timeline for literature list by contrarymag
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RT @greenharr @ArlingtonVALib "Librarians: they're like superheroes... they save you during finals & have secret lairs" http://ht.ly/2Q28c
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RT @francesbadgett "She watches herself turn around, already understanding what that one touch meant." -Tasha Cotter http://bit.ly/9CUp9s
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RT @neilhimself: Bid for me to follow you, tweet you, (+I'll phone winner & read a poem or short-short story) at: http://tinyurl.com/2fb222s
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RT @parisreview Writing is its own act, not its rewards, not its pitfalls—like the whale is the whale and not its metaphor. -Mary Lee Settle
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RT @UChicagoPress: This month's free e-book, the original Chicago Manual of Style, published in 1906! http://bit.ly/3GIUWK
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What a lovely idea! RT @firefaunx hey people who write and art: submit your stuff here: http://ping.fm/QzPuq
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RT @alaindebotton: Addressing yourself and the reader as 'we' in a book is like inviting strangers to your home and hoping they'll say yes.
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“The writer cannot afford to wait for experience to come to him. He must go out in search of it." - Maugham (via @meganstielstra)
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RT @shaindelr: Emily Dickinson’s secret love - The Boston Globe http://shar.es/mMRNE --Enjoy!
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Contrarian Kiki Petrosino has the reins this month at @harriet_poetry. She's our (early) #FollowFriday.
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RT @davemunger: Ridiculous and sublime: RT @Pogue Ralph Waldo Emerson complains about his cellphone bill. http://bit.ly/bLrMvF
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We haven't tooted our own horn yet this week. Have you checked out our summer issue yet? You should! www.contrarymagazine.com
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Bookshelf porn that will make bookworms swoon: http://ping.fm/PMzv4 (via @meganstielstra)
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Nine books by 8 different women on Modern Library's list of 100 books. Who would you add? http://bit.ly/17X2
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Battlefield Earth? What readers did they poll? RT @ebertchicago Modern Library's 100 Best Novels in English. http://ping.fm/IBvTN
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We're very close to going live with our Summer 2010 issue! We'd be honored if you could help us stay ad-free: http://bit.ly/csqEPM
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Authorial whims and quirks: "somewhere a dog barked." http://ping.fm/bIch7 (via @bookbench)
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Our new issue of Contrary goes live in T - 7 days! A poem from our last issue, Letter to Myself, Age 15: http://bit.ly/cEABIA
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Mark Twain's 100-year-old autobiography: RT @Marcusist: whoa: http://is.gd/cnvTv
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RT @knitmeapony: A lost profile of David Foster Wallace http://ping.fm/oZWwh
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