April 15, 2007

Personal essays: Master list

Every day, I like to post at least a thousand words of original content to the CCLaP website; on the days I don't have a review of a book or movie ready, I thought I would try other material, such as this series of personal essays, looking at a topic in the arts from my life that I think you might find relevant or entertaining too.

Essays now posted, in the order they were published:

2008
Creativity is the new leisure.
Regarding the glorious trainwreck which is "Southland Tales."
The Great iPod Indie-Rock Challenge of 2008.
Regarding the "magic middle" of the independent arts.
Like a planet full of people getting back from the drugstore.

2007
The Year in Books, 2007
The Ridiculously Long Guide to CCLaP's 10-Point Scoring System
I for one welcome the upcoming meltdown of the television industry.
Announcing the CCLaP 100
Announcing the CCLaP winter project -- Gilbert & Sullivan
Some early thoughts regarding the CCLaPocracy
Nathaniel Hawthorne, DailyLit, and the Penny Dreadful 2.0.
Where to start when you know no one and nothing.
Oh Lord, CCLaP enters Second Life
The CCLaP Manifesto
The good, the bad, and the ugly of self-publishing.
Ah, if we could all grow up with the kind of library I did.

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