Posts Tagged ‘Elizabeth Mackintosh’
August 3, 2011 | by Sadie Stein
A cultural news roundup.
Facebook has acquired Push Pop Press, a start-up that converts books into iPad- and iPhone-friendly formats.
“Until a few years ago, hardly a day would go by in the summer without the mailman bringing a postcard from a vacationing friend or acquaintance. Nowadays, you’re bound to get an email enclosing a photograph, or, if your grandchildren are the ones doing the traveling, a brief message telling you that their flight has been delayed or that they have arrived.”
Vote for the top one hundred science-fiction and fantasy titles.
Anyone for retro cocktails?
Joanna Lumley is raising funds to convert the home that helped inspire Peter Pan into a children’s literature center.
In praise of small-town papers.
Remembering Elizabeth Mackintosh—aka Josephine Tey, aka Gordon Daviot.
Meet the new Spider-Man: Brooklynite Miles Morales.
The New Yorker conquers the iPad.
A guide to literary Edinburgh.
#undatable—the literary characters you really wouldn’t want to date.
Please judge these Virago Modern Classics by their gorgeous covers!
TAGS Elizabeth Mackintosh, Facebook, Georgette Heyer, Gordon Daviot, JM Barrie, Joanna Lumley, Josephine Tey, Peter Pan, Push Pop Press, Spiderman, The New Yorker