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Mr. Ham is a supporter of evolutionism. Heres a portion of that debate. Inherent in this world view is that now, noah and his family were able to build a wooden ship at would house 14,000 individuals. There are 7,000 kinds and theres a boy and girl for each one. So about 14,008 people. And these people were unskilled. As far as anybody knows theyd never built a wooden ship before. Furthermore they had to get all these animals on there and they had to feed them. I you said understand mr. Ham has ...

The section 501 of fisa. That is no record of the actual conversation of the content that is recorded or collected by the National Security agency. The nsa has not been acting outside of its authority. The Metadata Program is carefully designed with program layers of oversight by all three branches of government. This is precisely where our government ought to operate. With input from article one, and article two and article three of the United States constitution. It is our duty to discuss the ...

Writers have increasingly adopted the neutered rhetoric of brand management to meet consumer demand for instant gratification through therapeutic literary experiences, repressing creativity and diversity.

Hilary Plum situates Dan Sinykin’s “Big Fiction: How Conglomeration Changed the Publishing Industry and American Literature” among the ecosystem of small presses in the literary world....

An academic literary critic gets lost in the Age of Amazon.

A conversation with Mark McGurl about how the company changed the way books are written and the consequences of a service oriented reading culture.

There’s no doubt that Amazon transformed the publishing industry. But has it done the same for literature itself?

Mark McGurl, the author of Everything and Less, discusses fiction in the Age of Amazon, from the dissolution of genre boundaries to the changing role of the author. 

Mark McGurl’s new book defines a frightening new era of literature, honed to Jeff Bezos’s algorithm.