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What The Rise Of Tweets And Emojis Did Has (And Hasn’t) Done To Literature

WORDS Posted: November 20, 2019 12:01 pm

“Not even 20 years ago we mostly read about things in lag, on thin slices of tree, whereas now we do — well, this, whatever this is. Yet instead of technology superannuating literature once and for all, it seems to have created a new space in our minds for it.” – The New York Times Book Review

WORDS Published: 11.19.19

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