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

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