rebekahheacock + writing   10

How to Write About Africa II: The Revenge, by Binyavanga Wainaina
"If I was smart, I would have waited a few years and made an iPhone app: a little satirical story about how to write about Africa every day, interactive and adaptable, for ninety-nine cents."
africa  writing 
august 2010 by rebekahheacock
Atwood in the Twittersphere – NY Review of Books. (!!!)
"The Twittersphere is an odd and uncanny place. It’s something like having fairies at the bottom of your garden. How do you know anyone is who he/she says he is, especially when they put up pictures of themselves that might be their feet, or a cat, or a Mardi Gras mask, or a tin of Spam?"
twitter  writing  author 
march 2010 by rebekahheacock
…My heart’s in Accra » Web meme two, why I blog about Africa
"Most Americans are idiots about Africa.... Writing forces me to learn, and sharing what I learn helps me learn more, as people correct me, contradict me and explain things to me."
blogs  writing  bloggers  africa 
january 2009 by rebekahheacock
Orwell Diaries
"to mark the 70th anniversary of the diaries, each diary entry will be published on this blog exactly seventy years after it was written" Way cool.
writing  literature  orwell 
august 2008 by rebekahheacock
Again With the Comics: Batman by Dostoyevsky
"And so, with a swift change of garb, Raskol emerges into the night!"
art  literature  russia  writing  dostoyevsky  comics 
december 2007 by rebekahheacock
Brevity: A Journal of Concise Literary Nonfiction
A collection of essays, all 750 words or shorter. My favorite starts, "Tommy Schmidt does not drink milk. He is scrawny and freckled and eight years old to my five. We are in love."
literature  magazine  writing 
december 2007 by rebekahheacock

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