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		<title>By: Smart Bitch Sarah &#124; Sarah Wendell, Man Titty Media Pundit</title>
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		<description>[...] Publishing Trends has a multi-part series of articles examining how the web has changed book reviewing, and what it means for books, authors, and publishing in general. The writer, Laura Hazard Owen, did an interview with me for the article, and I&#8217;m quoted discussing my grading rubric, and what I like to call the &#8220;golden rules of blogging.&#8221; [...]</description>
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