John Warner is a Writer/Editor/Speaker/Consultant at various publications. He focuses on themes of education, higher education, and publishing, often exploring the intersections of AI and academia while also delving into topics related to arts and entertainment. John has been featured in notable outlets such as Slate Magazine, Inside Higher Ed, and the Chicago Tribune Media Group.
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John Warner's coverage is a mix of book reviews, recommendations, and sports event summaries. For pitches to John, consider offering unique and compelling book recommendations or new releases for his "Biblioracle" articles. Additionally, if you have insights into the local Chicago sports scene or can provide expert commentary on sports events in the area, these could be valuable contributions.
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In talking to some folks who work up and down the industry, there's a sense that some energy has been lacking.
By: John Warner
I cannot put my finger on any single point of origin, but my Biblioracle senses have been detecting something of a publishing slump.
By: John Warner
I cannot put my finger on any single point of origin, but my Biblioracle senses have been detecting something of a publishing slump.
By: John Warner
Today I want to talk about the literary canon, the texts that have been judged to be worthwhile and enduring and therefore deserving of special status in our culture.
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By: John Warner
The writer Robert Coover died Oct. 5 at the age of 92. Coover was memorialized in a , and yet, I'm going to guess that most readers of this
By: John Warner
The book announces itself as “a comedy” on the cover, but is also, at times odd, sweet, foreboding, sentimental and unsettling.
By: John Warner
“Lightning Flowers” reveals hidden parts of how we think about life and death and the way the health care system intersects with our lives.
By: John Warner
It was not actually necessary that my friends and I slept overnight in the back of a station wagon outside of a JCPenney so we could be the first
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