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Over here at The Publishing Spot, we understand that you are way, way behind on your bloggy reading list and that you have no time to surf through all the "Welcome to 2008" lists.
I'm reading the 2008 Round Ups so you don't have to. Use the time to reflect on your New Year's resolutions. Myself, I'm vowing to bring you more web video storytelling content this year.
In our first round-up of the year, Sarah Weinman ticks off the most exciting crime writing news, and ends with this evocative link that should make most of our readers happy: "Will video games develop their own version of film noir? I sure as hell hope so."
Pinky's Paperhaus looks at the New Year in litblogs, listing some great podcasting action to get your writing resolutions jump-started.
Finally, Practicing Writing spots a big anniversary for one of the world's best literary journals. Following these three simple links could generate you a whole year's worth of brilliant writing. Dig it:
"Granta magazine is celebrating its 100th issue; in this article the Guardian revisits its history. (via The Literary Saloon)"