On Awards, Editors, Trust, and Other Links For Your Reading Pleasure
A good book is a good book, regardless of its genre, or its difficulty of fitting nicely into any particular genre. A good movie is a good movie, regardless of whether it first played in cinemas or on your television. I wish there are more awards to recognize books and movies.
And now, on with the links:
- Does M John Harrison’s Booker Win Mean Science Fiction is Finally Accepted by a ‘Snobby’ Literary Establishment?, by Ella Creamer, The Guardian
- ‘We are Dream-Walking Into a Desperate Situation’: the Booker Prize Winner on His Sci-Fi Alien Invasion Wakeup Call, by Lisa Allardice, The Guardian
- Can You Write a Poetry Collection That’s a Page-Turner?, by Kelly Grace Thomas, Literary Hub
- AI Is Destroying the Trust Between Writers and Readers, by Rachel Kadish, The Guardian
- The End of the Editor, by Ross Barkan, Political Currents
- Why Are We Still Working This Hard?, by Wilsons Blog