Today’s quick lit [& alt.cult] links from around the web:
“The writer’s job is to get naked.” Harry Crews on writing (via @maudnewton)
& Uncovering Céline’s ‘tireless’ anti-semitism (via @RhysTranter)
& Why the small presses may be the places publishing the great unknowns (via The Rumpus)
& Books you can live without (via @oupblog)
& Flavorwire’s design porn: bookshelves
& Dada Magazine, 1917-1918 (via @davidbmetcalfe)
& Bertolt Brecht on American capitalism
& The Limits of Multiculturalism, David Byrne on arts funding & not putting the classics on too high a pedestal (via @the99percent)
& Flickr photos of iconic photographers at work with their cameras (via @brainpicker)
& All the pretty pictures: A Journey Round My Skull has a new tumblr
& Aren’t the Sherlock Holmes stories a bit elementary? No, Darragh McManus, they are not
[Image: From Read Me: A Century of Classic American Book Advertisements, book & excerpt / via @brainpicker]
First posted: Tuesday, December 29th, 2009.
