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Self-Publishing

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Self-Publishing in 2026: What the Landscape Actually Looks Like

Self-publishing is the majority of publishing now, by volume. The number of titles published annually through Amazon KDP, IngramSpark, and similar platforms exceeds traditional publishing output by orders of magnitude. This fact is cited both as evidence of a democratized …

May 6, 2026

Photography

photography

Street Photography and the Ethics of the Uninvited Image

Street photography has always operated in a zone of contested consent. The photographer moves through public space, makes images of people who did not …

May 6, 2026

Self-Publishing

self-publishing

The Case for Owning Your Blog in 2026

Most writers who start blogs on hosted platforms eventually encounter the same problem. The platform changes its algorithm, adjusts its monetization …

May 6, 2026

Literature

literature

The Essay Is a Form That Refuses to Resolve

Montaigne invented the essay by accident. He was not trying to create a literary form. He was trying to think on the page, using his own experience …

May 6, 2026

Art History

art history

The Illustrated Book and What Happened to It

The separation of text and image in literary publishing is relatively recent and probably temporary. For most of the history of the book, illustration …

May 6, 2026

libraries

The Library as Argument: Inside the Rijksmuseum Research Library

The Rijksmuseum Research Library was not designed to be convenient. It was designed to be overwhelming. Four floors of floor-to-ceiling shelving …

May 6, 2026

Literature

literature

The Novel After the Internet: What Changed and What Did Not

Every decade produces a version of the claim that the novel is dying. The novel has survived the claim every time, though not always in the same form. …

May 6, 2026

art history

The Page as Object: What Illuminated Manuscripts Were Actually For

The illuminated manuscript is easy to misread as luxury. The floral borders, the painted miniatures, the red rubrication that punctuates columns of …

May 6, 2026

Photography

photography

The Photo Essay Is Gone. Here Is What We Lost.

The photo essay was a form. It had a grammar. A sequence of images, usually between eight and twenty, selected and ordered to carry a narrative or …

May 6, 2026

Photography

photography

What Susan Sontag Got Right About Photography, and What She Missed

On Photography was published in 1977 and has not been out of print since. That fact alone suggests Sontag was doing something more than journalism. …

May 6, 2026

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