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"There were a whole bunch of layoffs in the newspaper book review business last year, this one especially, and it’s conceivable that I may be the only books editor hired by an alternative weekly in all of 2008. In many ways, becoming books editor in 2008 is the equivalent of opening a typewriter repair shop, or getting into the high-stakes world of cutting-edge cathode ray tube development."

Norman Sims has spent three decades studying literary journalism, a genre that is generally viewed in contrast to traditional newspaper journalism. But in his new book, "True Stories: A Century of Literary Journalism," Sims argues that literary journalism could be the very thing to boost newspaper readership.

First it was video games, and then it was the internet, now free newspapers on the subways are getting the blame for poor reading habits. They are “exacting a heavy toll from literate culture.” And, no, the writer is not a snob, thank you.

Where do the Jackson Hole players get their scripts. Read here and find out.
This is the hub of those secret power players quote anything we do is okay cause we're the Jackson players and you're not. or something like that -care to comment?