Comments on: The Quarterly Conversation http://conversationalreading.com/the-quarterly-conversation/ Since 2004. The blog of the critic, writer, and editor, Scott Esposito Mon, 06 Feb 2012 14:34:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Morrow Planet http://conversationalreading.com/the-quarterly-conversation/#comment-837 Morrow Planet Wed, 07 Sep 2005 03:14:20 +0000 http://conversationalreading.com/wordpress/2005/09/the-quarterly-conversation.html#comment-837 <strong>A New Conversation</strong> Scott Esposito has unveiled his latest project,The Quarterly Conversation. Looks really interesting, definitely more litmag than litblog in intent. In Scott's words: I fire off blog entries without much revision or second thoughts--which can be a good ... A New Conversation

Scott Esposito has unveiled his latest project,The Quarterly Conversation. Looks really interesting, definitely more litmag than litblog in intent. In Scott’s words: I fire off blog entries without much revision or second thoughts–which can be a good …

]]> By: Frances http://conversationalreading.com/the-quarterly-conversation/#comment-836 Frances Tue, 06 Sep 2005 19:36:07 +0000 http://conversationalreading.com/wordpress/2005/09/the-quarterly-conversation.html#comment-836 Congratulations, Scott. I took a quick look -- I will have to examine it in more depth later -- but The Quarterly Conversation looks provocative. I was especially pleased to read the review of Stephen Koch's new book on Hemingway and Dos Passos, as Koch's other work, The Modern Library Writer's Workshop -- is being dissected rather severely over at Slushpile. Congratulations, Scott. I took a quick look — I will have to examine it in more depth later — but The Quarterly Conversation looks provocative. I was especially pleased to read the review of Stephen Koch’s new book on Hemingway and Dos Passos, as Koch’s other work, The Modern Library Writer’s Workshop — is being dissected rather severely over at Slushpile.

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