I love bookmarks, too - I have a large selection (like my book collection!) cut out of leftover card, painting projects, birthday and Christmas cards. Tip: ask Santa for a corner punch for Christmas. Your bookmarks will thank you - the corners won't get caught in the gutters of books, nor will they get dog-eared and tatty. Tis a simple gadget that will make your books and bookmarks very happy. 😊
That Sports Illustrated article was something else. (Although if I had to write about teams like my Chicago Bears, I’d want to use AI, too. Ugh.) It’s bad enough smaller local papers are being gobbled up by larger presses and leading to bland, poorly edited, locally-irrelevant copy. When will we as consumers demand better from publishers (and of ourselves)?
Great post, Mark!
I love bookmarks, too - I have a large selection (like my book collection!) cut out of leftover card, painting projects, birthday and Christmas cards. Tip: ask Santa for a corner punch for Christmas. Your bookmarks will thank you - the corners won't get caught in the gutters of books, nor will they get dog-eared and tatty. Tis a simple gadget that will make your books and bookmarks very happy. 😊
I’m looking forward to that book review, and as always, you’ve given me some links to follow up on.
That Sports Illustrated article was something else. (Although if I had to write about teams like my Chicago Bears, I’d want to use AI, too. Ugh.) It’s bad enough smaller local papers are being gobbled up by larger presses and leading to bland, poorly edited, locally-irrelevant copy. When will we as consumers demand better from publishers (and of ourselves)?
The algorithms book sounds fascinating, Mark, and I'm enjoying reading the article about Sports Illustrated. Thanks for some great links