Grumpygirl mentioned an article on weblogs as a literary genre in Mexico, which I’ll read after going to Pilates. (I signed up for the Pilates workshop for no other reason than that the heroine of William Gibson’s latest novel does Pilates all the time. So far I like it.)


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    Writing in Fragments, Part 2
    Blogalization translates an article on Erika P. Buzio on the Web Log as Literary Genre: Mexico, D.F., 30 March 2004 ó A new form of writing, fragmentary and immediate, but with literary aspirations, is growing in importance thanks to the…

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