Links for Reading Poetry and otherwise

Cape Cod by Kristine Ong Muslim

Bruce Boston's Dark Roads sampler

Thomas M. Disch, Marilyn Hacker and Charles Platt:  Platt du Jour: Two Poets, One Chevelle

The High Cost of Medical Care by Kathleen Ann Goonan

New Yorker: THE BEAR CAME OVER THE MOUNTAIN BY ALICE MUNRO

Reading with your ears:  Selected Shorts

Tech, applications and business matters for writers

Philip Hensher stirs debate among authors after refusing to write for free 

Hensher, branded ungracious by Cambridge professor, says it's becoming impossible for writers to make a living and expect pay

10 Mistakes Authors Make that Cost a Fortune (and how to avoid them)

Five podcasts for writers

100 Free and Useful Web Apps for Writers

Tools for Writers: Wikis by Cat Rambo

Teaching Creative Writing

The-World Ends Today (links)

Spider builds its own decoy spider.

The Oatmeal on creating things for the internet (some language)

Cat Rambo on arranging stories in a collection or anthology (second post)

Jeremy Zimmerman on Nisi Shawl and Cynthia Ward's Writing the Other workshop (book).

History of philosophy podcast

Tim Pratt interview

Joe Abercrombie interview

Jeff Vandermeer on favorite story collections

Davd Farland/Wolverton on the impact of story pointing to this article.

Writing links with unicorns

Literary Science:  fMRI and other studies show a similar connection between reading and real-life experiences.  A correlation exists between reading and empathy.

More Lit Sci:  activating brain.

Turkey City:  Lewis Shiner and Bruce Sterling relate classic problems with speculative works.

Sheryl Hoyt:  Self-publishing article.

New writing podcast:  Hide and Create with David Dalglish, Diana Rowland, Jordan Ellinger and Joshua Essoe

TED Hour:  Getting Ideas

Lab lit -- fiction and essays about science

North Korea says unicorns are real.

Writing links

Writing SF with Joe Haldeman (talk, not workshop)

Speculate SF, a writer's podcast (looks pretty cool)

Writing Excuses, another cool writer's podcast

Summer Workshop with Writing Excuses

Dan Wells on Story Structure

Hollywood Structure

Briane Keene on helping out Tom Piccirilli