Sublime
An inspiration engine for ideas
Mitch Goldstein
mgoldstein.nyc
At age fifty he viewed himself, after publication of two books of nonfiction, one on the war, the other a personal account of the Irish troubles, plus the short story collection and innumerable articles for national magazines, as a conundrum, a man unable to define his commitment or understand the secret of his own navel, a literary gnome. He serio
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“cultural technology.” In a 2011 address at Stanford Business School,
John Seabrook • The Song Machine: How to Make a Hit
The slots that books that connected with readers once occupied are now increasingly occupied by the equivalent of the botshit that fills the first eight screens of your Google search results: book-shaped objects that have gamed their way to the top of the list.