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The Shallows at SXSW
March 09, 2010
I will be reading from my forthcoming book, The Shallows, a week from today at the South by Southwest conference in Austin. The reading is scheduled to take place on March 16 at 11:30 am on the Day Stage. If you are in the neighborhood, and are properly badged, please stop by.
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It was great to hear you read your excerpt at SXSW. Please remind me of the quote about time from Emerson. It went something like "The best filter is TIME." I want to use it for an article, but I cannot seem to find it, even in his book of essays that I own.
Warmly,
Alona Elkayam
Posted by: alona elkayam
at March 18, 2010 10:04 AM
Alona,
Thanks.
The Emerson quote came from his essay "Books."
Nick
Posted by: Nick Carr
at March 18, 2010 02:21 PM
Whilst many of the introductory elements of your book sound fascinating (obviously I don't have access to the final text), I'd urge you to take any/all noteworthy scientific data you have collated to back up your point of view and publish them via an open access journal. A transparent peer review process facilitated by the very technology in question really could add something to an interesting premise, no?
Posted by: Stewart Dinnage
at April 9, 2010 05:48 PM
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