Lincoln Michel
Writer at Freelance
Writer at Counter Craft
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2 weeks ago |
publishersweekly.com | Maria Reva |Meg Clayton |Lori Ostlund |Lincoln Michel
Gaëlle Belem, trans. from the French by Hildegarde Serle. Europa, $24 (192p) ISBN 979-8-88966-100-9French author Belem’s remarkable U.S. debut chronicles the life of trailblazing Creole horticulturalist Edmond Albius (1829–1880). Edmond was born into slavery in La Réunion. After his mother dies in childbirth, he’s raised by his enslaver, Ferreol, who teaches him the principles of botany, fueling the passion that will define his life.
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1 month ago |
notebook.bdmcclay.com | Lincoln Michel
Because I was recently working on something about AI, I was in a phase where I was talking to everybody about AI. I find that, among people who are generally skeptical of AI-generated material, a common sentiment is something like this: AI can’t kill anything good. This belief is one that I share, actually! But I think it also misses something important.
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1 month ago |
nightmare-magazine.com | Wendy Wagner |Lincoln Michel
CW: none. They went to the island not to save the marriage—for the marriage hadn’t yet occurred—but to save the possibility of the marriage. It’d been a rough year, Carla knew. The details were banal. Stress at work and stress at home. The economy collapsing. The political system collapsing. The planet burning. Despite all this, when her fiancé, Anton, proposed a vacation, she balked. “That’s the last thing we can afford,” Carla said. “We can’t afford not to. Destressing is important.
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2 months ago |
washingreview.com | Steve Larkin |Lincoln Michel
The Managing Editor administered the world, not just the newly created Washington Review of Books under Chris McCaffery.
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2 months ago |
countercraft.substack.com | Osamu Dazai |Lincoln Michel
On a semi-regular basis, I interview authors about their writing processes and the craft behind their books. You can find previous entries here. As a dedicated reader of translated literature, I’ve been meaning to expand this series into translation. And this week I’m excited to be talking with Sam Bett, translator ofThe Beggar Studentby Osamu Dazai, which was recently published by New Directions. Osamu Dazai (1909-1948) was a major writer in pre- and post-WWII Japanese literature.
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“How People Are Really Using Gen AI in 2025”—Harvard Business Review https://t.co/zuBjfY4uEz
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