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How does a scholarly book differ from a dissertation, or a string of articles? What does and doesn’t change with a shift to digital publishing? Is industrial espionage ...
How important to an editor is the spark one feels (or doesn’t) about a potential project? How does one identify books that are surprising, new, and relevant? And do all good origin stories begin in bars?
The year 1936 was a watershed for Bloomsbury fellow traveler Sylvia ... The year 1936 was a watershed for Bloomsbury fellow traveler Sylvia Townsend Warner. She traded a respectable existence editing Tudor Church Music for what Sarah Waters describes as “a kind of rural outlawry” in Dorset with the poet Valentine Ackland. The pair soon decamped for Barcelona, as newly committed Communists, to work with the Red Cross during the Spanish Civil War.
The Japanese robotics company Cyberdyne has publicly demonstrated its Hybrid Assistive Limb exoskeleton several times, but only company employees or clinical patients were allowed to wear the suit. At this year's Consumer Electronics Show, however, technology writer Evan Ackerman became the first person in the United States to take the robotic legs for a test walk.
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