Newspapers and print publications are dying but, thankfully, books are still going strong and even increasing in sales as more people are desperate for a break from the digital world.
Accordingly . . .
We notice that we rarely see copies of The Pitch around town anymore . . . HOWEVER, their latest issue hopes to attract local bookworms with copy that's dedicated to the written word in print form.
Check the description . . .
"Normally, The Pitch goes into a themed print issue with a theme in mind. Once in a while, the writers seem to just be ~vibing~ on the same frequency, and we discover that the whole team has their passions aligned. Such is the case of this September issue. We expected our primary stories to circle the transition into a new school year, coronavirus spikes, and the return of concerts. Instead, the whole SuiScribe Squad wanted to talk about books and bookstores. Sometimes in this job, it’s easy to surrender control over what we’re doing, especially to those who can’t help but follow their personal passions."
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com news link . . .
Letter from the Editor: Lay-ups and pay-ups
Brock and his books. // Photo by Travis Young In YMCA grade school basketball back in the early '90s, I was something of a star. I was triple the height of my point guard on our third-grade team. I towered over the next tallest kid in the league.
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