Monthly Archives: April 2014

Q, A, & Other Letters: Author Eli Horowitz On The Future Of Publishing

Posted on April 3 2014 by Matthew Latkiewicz

Eli Horowitz might seem like an odd trailblazer for innovative digital books—he served for 10 years as editor and publisher of the very paper-centric indie publishing house McSweeney’s—but his most recent project, The Silent History, pulls off something many e-books struggle to do: it succeeds at both the “e” and the “book.” …

Google, Nope. Facebook, Meh. Twitter, Nice Try. The Best Internship In SF Is Right Here, With Cultivated Wit

Posted on April 1 2014 by Brian Janosch

Cultivated Wit, that’s us, needs a San Francisco-based intern-in-chief. Furthermore, henceforth, and hereinafter, we need this young, eager individual to assist in community management and editorial operations for our esteemed outfit of borderline professional employees. What do we mean by “community management” and “editorial operations”? Why, that’s a great question …