Monthly Archives: September 2009

New York Times, Spokane’s Inlander profile Jess Walter and his new book, “The Financial Lives of the Poets”

LinkedInFacebookShare

The reviews are starting to come in on Jess Walter’s new book, including one from Janet Maslin: Books of The Times – In Jess Walter’s ‘Financial Lives of the Poets’ Fiscal Ebola and Bad Ideas Collide – Review. Spokane’s local … Continue reading →

Posted in Writing and authors | Tagged authors, books, harpercollins, janet maslin, jess walter, jesswalter.com, new york times, spokane washington, the financial lives of the poets, the inlander | 1 Comment

New links for Vimeo videos: Digitial Journalism Camp Portland and Social Media Club of Portland

LinkedInFacebookShare

Here is a link to my Vimeo video channel, which includes videos from Portland’s Digital Journalism Camp and the Social Media Club of Portland.  One of the videos, due to account bandwith limitations, had to be uploaded to my other … Continue reading →

Posted in Online journalism, social media | Tagged #smcpdx, @journopdx #journopdx, @jowyang, abraham hyatt, alex wilhelm, carolynn duncan, contenture, cornelius swart, digital journalism camp, greg swanson, hyperlocal news, itz publishing, jermiah owyang, journalism, journalist, justin carder, ken aaron, mark briggs, marshall kirkpatrick, michelle rafter, multimedia, neighborhood notes, neighborlogs, new media, Online journalism, online revenue, portland oregon, portland sentinel, PortlandTen, readwriteweb, serra media, social media, social media club of portland, steve woodward, technology, web | Comments Off

Post-9/11: Jess Walter, “The Zero” and “The Financial Lives of the Poets”

LinkedInFacebookShare

On my last post, I wanted to mention another connection to Ground Zero and the events of 9/11 which I felt, vicariously through a friend of mine.  If you haven’t heard of Edgar Award-winning author Jess Walter, you should check … Continue reading →

Posted in Writing and authors | Tagged auntie's book store, authors, books, christopher darden, citizen vince, eastern washington university, film, hoopfest, jess walter, jesswalter.com, judith regan, land of the blind, manhattan, new york city, newspapers, newsweek, over tumbled graves, powell's book store, randy quaid, randy weaver, richard russo, ruby ridge, spokane washington, the financial lives of the poets, the spokesman-review, the zero, writing | Comments Off