October 2014 - Andrew Blackman

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Under the Tripoli Sky by Kamal Ben Hameda

Peirene Press is known for publishing contemporary European literature in translation, but its latest offering takes us a little further afield, to Tripoli in…

Latest UK book stats

Came across some interesting stats on UK book sales in the latest issue of The Author magazine from the Society of Authors, and…

Reading⁴¹⁶
Thinking¹⁹⁵
Literary events⁶⁵
Living⁴¹
The writing process³⁵
On the Holloway Road³¹
Published work²²
A Virtual Love¹⁴
Travel¹³
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Nilaio Team on AI spambots think I’m a genius: “It’s fascinating how AI spambots exploit writers’ vulnerabilities, particularly the desire for recognition. This highlights the need for critical thinking…” Oct 17, 10:54
BuriedInPrint on AI spambots think I’m a genius: “Of course it’s ironic, but I think these situations will only ultimately make us better at spotting the Truly Genuine…” Oct 16, 19:13
BuriedInPrint on The Floating World by Ben Eastham: “I love it when you have a connection between two books (even if it is just a title, which the…” Oct 16, 18:24
Stefanie on AI spambots think I’m a genius: “The real reader letter is so much better than the AI one. I suspect though that there are plenty of…” Oct 14, 21:07
Stefanie on The Floating World by Ben Eastham: “I think reviewing books like this is much more useful than gluing yourself to an airport runway because you reach…” Oct 14, 20:53

Andrew Blackman

Andrew Blackman

Andrew Blackman

Month: October 2014

Under the Tripoli Sky by Kamal Ben Hameda

Latest UK book stats

Reading⁴¹⁶

Thinking¹⁹⁵

Literary events⁶⁵

Living⁴¹

The writing process³⁵

On the Holloway Road³¹

Published work²²

A Virtual Love¹⁴

Travel¹³

Uncategorized⁸

September Reading: A Month to Forget

The best part about writing a novel is…

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