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Newspapers and civic pride stand or fall together

By Steven T. Jones In his cover essay for this month’s Harper’s Magazine, “Final Edition: Twilight of the American newspaper ,” writer Richard Rodriguez (an editor at New American Media here in SF) describes the demise of newspapers as a...

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Perhaps Newspapers Are Dying Because Our Sense Of Place Is Too.

... from city. via www.harpers.org From - Final edition: Twilight of the American newspaper—By Richard Rodriguez (Harper's Magazine) which reads like a Walter Benamin-like meditation on place...

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Two More Sweet New Journals You Can (Should) Hold in Your Hands: PEN America #11 and Saltgrass #4

... to fall asleep. Also, as long as we’re talking about new issues of things, the current Harper’s (Richard Rodriguez’s “Twilight of the American Newspaper” cover) has Diane Williams in the READINGS section and Christine Schutt as the fiction feature. Seems to be another piece of Christine’s new novel. Good times!

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On the death of newspapers

... The cost of my cyber-urban experience is disconnection from body, from presence, from city. Richard Rodriguez in this month’s Harper’s Magazine [ subscription required ]