‘The Librarianist’ Could Stand To Be Stranger
As Patrick deWitt’s The Librarianist rolls along, readers might wonder if the Canadian humorist has finally settled down to write a “normal” novel. DeWitt has made...
30 Best Children’s Native American Books About Families and Cultures
Children often learn about indigenous cultures from history, but it’s just as important to know that Native American Indian cultures are still alive and strong in...
Alexandra Chang Is Compelled by Constraint
When I last interviewed 5 Under 35 honoree Alexandra Chang, we spoke about her debut novel, . This was in February of 2020. Our conversation could...
Christian Writing Work: 6 Ways To Influence A Massive Market
If you are looking for Christian writing work, you’re on the cusp of joining a writing niche that is in no way small. The faith economy’s...
The Real Lambs Know: On ‘Why Mariah Carey Matters’
In one episode of the reality show Life After Death with Tyler Henry, which follows the titular clairvoyant medium as he travels the U.S., Henry quips...
The William Trevor Reader: “Children of the Headmaster”
As I near the end of this project—one essay to go!—I find myself searching for simple truths about Trevor’s canon that I have not repeated ad...
Academic Angst Goes Abroad in ‘The English Experience’
If you have ever been—or think you’ll ever be—a burned-out professor, pick up a copy of Julie Schumacher’s new novel The English Experience. To those already...
LIVE in 20 minutes: Q&A “Ask Me Anything” On YouTube
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GigaOm Research Bulletin #004
Welcome to GigaOm’s research bulletin for August 2023 Hi, and welcome back! Our CEO Ben Book has taken GigaOm from a boutique analyst company to what is now...
What’s the future for WebAssembly?
I was fortunate to sit down with Matt Butcher, CEO of Fermyon, and discuss all things application infrastructure, cloud native architectures, serverless, containers and all that....
