From a few days ago, Matthew Yglesias has some worthwhile thoughts up on the Craigslist model, how it might be applied to media, and the potential downside of that. His take on it is applied to political writing, but it could also be applied to the ongoing debate over culture writing — definitely worth a read.
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Tobias Carroll lives in Brooklyn, New York. He has covered music and books for a number of publications, and his fiction has appeared in THE2NDHAND, 3:AM, Word Riot, and as part of Featherproof Books' "Light Reading" series. He is presently working on multiple projects of varying lengths.
