The Millions: Summer Hours

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June 12, 2006

Summer Hours

I do this every summer don't I? If you haven't noticed, posting has become a bit sparse at The Millions, and I expect it to be more sparse as the summer wears on. We're leaving Chicago soon, and we'll be heading to temporary digs in Washington, DC, before finding a permanent place to live (the final destination is as yet undetermined though we've narrowed it down somewhat.) So, essentially, I'll have a lot of stuff going on and so blogging will take a back seat. And anyway, it being summer, I'd guess that most folks will be enjoying themselves outdoors and on the road rather than in front of the computer. So, look for just a couple of posts a week give or take until the fall months roll around, and maybe by then I'll be unveiling some changes at The Millions. Or perhaps it'll stay the same.

In the meantime, here's a small cache of links for your purusal.

An old link, but new to me. Slate commisions pulp covers for classic novels. (via BoingBoing)
The Book Critics Circle blog decries litbloggers linking to Amazon. (My response is in the comments.) The Literary Saloon weighs in as well. (via Scott)
Alan Cheuse presents his "summer reads" at NPR and shares some background on the selections at the Happy Booker.

- C. Max Magee @ 5:33 PM ~ comments: 2 ~ Links to this post

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