Eli Horowitz is the guest. He was the managing editor and then publisher of McSweeney’s for eight years, where he worked closely with a variety of notable authors, including Michael Chabon, Joyce Carol Oates, and William Vollmann. His latest project is called The Silent History, a serialized novel designed for the iPad and iPhone.
Wired magazine calls it
Entirely revolutionary.
The New York Times calls it
One of the most talked-about new experiments [in publishing].
And The Los Angeles Times calls it
A landmark project that illuminates a possible future for e-book novels.
Monologue topics: blood pressure, heart rate, tweets.
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In the voice of Chris Cooper: “Paul fuckin’ Wall …”