Log Off
Kristen FelicettiThoughts on books, writing, LiveJournal, and the early internet. Also: insights into the process of publishing my debut novel Log Off with indie press Shabby Doll House.
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In Praise of Maximalism
Recently, three friends texted me in quick succession about Tony Tulathimutte’s Rejection, each asking some variation of the same urgent question, “Have you read this?” By the third message, I was like, “Lol I knew this was going to be abou...
The Best Books of 1924
Yes, you read that right. I figured we didn’t need another “The Best Books of 2024” list. There are certainly enough of those out there this month. And plenty of people dislike year-end “best of” lists, finding them to be reductive, repetit...
Notes from EuroTour
Hello from Paris! After a successful ten-city US tour this summer, Oscar d’Artois, Lucy K Shaw (our esteemed Shabby Doll House publisher), and I are doing a follow-up European tour to celebrate my debut novel Log Off and Oscar’s book-length...
XO, Elliott Smith
Several readers of Log Off have told me that the book made them want to listen to Elliott Smith after, or that one of their favorite scenes is the “Elliott Smith car ride.” This makes me happy to hear, because it’s one of the scenes in the ...
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