The Fiction of Winners & Losers
Am I being reductive? All of narrative fiction, I’ve suggested, can be sorted into four grand categories. Each presents a rich world of feeling in which...
Cover Reveal: LET LIBERTY RISE! by Chana Stiefel & Chuck Groenink
Author Chana Stiefel is here today to release the cover of her upcoming nonfiction book, illustrated by Chuck Groenink: LET LIBERTY RISE! HOW AMERICA’S SCHOOLCHILDREN HELPED...
It’s Time to Radically Rethink Online Book Events
Before the stay-at-home orders came down in Baltimore, the last thing I did in person was participate in a panel conversation about—ironically—“art and the apocalypse.” In...
8 Books to Take You Back to the 1980s
Ah, the 1980s. New Wave, post-punk, huge hair, the brat pack. Dancing next to Grace Jones at AREA, eating at The Empire Diner at 4 a.m.,...
Michael Holding: A silver lining in the racism cloud
Michael Holding: An Idea which the world must endorse On 9th July,2020 as the cricketing world was gearing up to witness the resumption of International cricket...
Charter Demands More Evidence from Anti-Piracy Tracking Company
Internet provider Charter Communications is one of several companies being sued for turning a blind eye to pirating subscribers. These lawsuits, filed by dozens of major...
‘Copyright Troll’ Lawyer Wants to Restart Pirate Honeypot From Prison
Last summer, a U.S. District Court in Minnesota sentenced Paul Hansmeier to 14 years in prison, to be followed by two years of supervised release. Hansmeier...
Warning for Twitter Users in Japan Following Supreme Court Copyright Ruling
With more than 330 million active users, Twitter is a true internet giant that gives anyone with an internet connection and an account to have their...
French Torrent Giant YggTorrent Changes Domain to Avoid ISP Blocking
Most large torrent sites are published in the English language, with sites like The Pirate Bay and RARBG attracting massive international audiences. However, others can also...
Hosting Provider is Not Liable for ‘Pirate’ Site, US Appeals Court Rules
In 2016, adult entertainment publisher ALS Scan dragged several third-party Internet services to court. The company targeted companies including CDN provider CloudFlare and the Chicago-based hosting...
