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Jeremy Blachman's Brand New Weblog 
I had a weblog before. This is my new one. I went to law school. But now I've written a novel. It's based on this other blog I've been writing (click here). This blog is to talk about that process, and whatever else I feel like writing about. I'll try to make it worth your while. I'm sometimes funny. Sometimes. Thanks for stopping by.
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The New Yorker...
Posted on May 06, 2009...and why I have no sympathy for magazines that can't find a way to make money now that we have the Internet. ...And this story doesn't even really have anything to do with the Internet, it's just about running your...
Moving...
Posted on May 01, 2009Not the blog. This is staying in the same location. Tomorrow my fiancee and I move into an apartment in Manhattan. This way she can be close to the hospital for her 168-hour weeks as a resident. A lot of...
Citi Field
Posted on April 24, 2009Somehow I forgot to blog about the Mets game I saw this past Sunday at their brand new stadium, Citi Field. I never really understood all the hate for Shea Stadium, the previous ballpark -- sure, it was gray and...
eBooks / WSJ
Posted on April 21, 2009Steven Johnson has an article in the WSJ about the Amazon Kindle and why e-books are awesome. Here. It's hard not to agree that e-books are only going to grow in market share, and that the ability to buy instantly,...
Sworn In
Posted on April 16, 2009It's three and a half years since I passed the Bar Exam, but I was finally sworn in today as a member of the New York State Bar. (EDITED TO ADD: Not because of any character and fitness issues.) I...
Being Erica
Posted on April 16, 2009A Canadian friend insisted I check out the new CBC drama, "Being Erica," about a 32-year-old woman who's transported back in time to revisit the moments in her life where she regrets acting as she did, only to discover that...
Elizabeth Warren on The Daily Show
Posted on April 16, 2009Watch this. It's Part 2 of Jon Stewart's interview last night with Elizabeth Warren on The Daily Show. She's head of the Congressional Oversight Panel on TARP and my favorite professor from law school. She talks about why the banking...
Anon Lawyer
Posted on April 16, 2009Three days, three new posts. I'm hoping that by posting about the posts, I put pressure on myself to continue the streak. So spread the word, Anonymous Lawyer is back and laying people off like it's 1929. Or 2009, I...
Interesting interview with literary agents re: fiction writing
Posted on April 16, 2009Really interesting, here. And an NPR piece about book deals, here.
Anonymous Lawyer Has A New Post???
Posted on April 13, 2009Indeed he does. Over here, inspired by today's NY Times article about Skadden throwing money at associates to get them to stay home. A bolder me would promise more to come. But let's see if I can get a few...
The Office
Posted on April 10, 2009On the second of last night's two episodes of The Office, there was a new receptionist introduced at Dunder-Mifflin -- played by Ellie Kemper, who I was in a theater group with at Princeton. Pretty cool to see -- Ellie's...
Happy Passover
Posted on April 08, 2009Tonight's the first night of Passover. I'll be spending tonight at my fiancee's parents' house, where we'll have an actual seder, and then tomorrow at my own relatives, where we'll have "seder-lite: brief highlights from the passover haggadah," and both...
Long-form journalism
Posted on April 03, 2009Here's a transcript of an interesting speech by NYT Magazine editor Gerry Marzorati, about long-form journalism and why he's worried about the future of it.
Jonah Lehrer's "How We Decide"
Posted on March 29, 2009Good book. Some cool insights about how we make decisions -- the simple decisions are better left to the rational parts of our brain, but as the amount of data gets too big for us to handle, it's better to...
New York, once more.
Posted on March 25, 2009Hooray for outside events forcing me to overcome the force of inertia. :) My fiancee, who's graduating from medical school this spring, found out last Thursday that she's matched for her residency at NYU. Which is awesome because it's a...
The Shortification of Content
Posted on March 21, 2009I've come up with a theory that's making me really excited, but I'm not sure whether what I'm about to describe is particular to me and I'm just finding a way to rationalize it, or whether this is real and...
Better off Ted
Posted on March 18, 2009A friend of mine is working on the new comedy Better Off Ted, which premiers tonight at 8:30 (right now on the East Coast) on ABC. I've read the pilot script (funny) but haven't seen the episode yet -- looking...
My Little Red Book, and more links.
Posted on March 16, 2009Well, not mine. But someone's. The New York Times reviews a book of stories of women's first periods. My initial reaction was: "ooh, if this is a success, maybe I could try and write (and sell) a parody book of...
Fantasy Baseball
Posted on March 11, 2009A bunch of spots left in the Anonymous Lawyer free Yahoo fantasy baseball league I've set up for the past few seasons. (Apparently not posting on the blog over there for the past year has slowed the traffic down a...
A couple of links
Posted on March 06, 2009Funny op-ed piece by Joe Queenan about the stock market.And a nice op-ed piece by former major league baseball player Doug Glanville about how ballplayers can get caught up in the lifestyle and all the money they make and lose...
Bad TV I Keep Watching, Part 1
Posted on February 25, 20091. Chopped, on the Food NetworkChopped is the Food Network's answer to Top Chef. Or, better yet, the answer to this question: "How can we make a show that sort of combines the premises of Top Chef and Iron Chef,...
Time Stands Still
Posted on February 16, 2009I saw this Donald Margulies play last night at the Geffen Theater. I've linked to the LA Times review, but don't read it if you're going to see the play, because it's got spoilers -- I'm glad I didn't read...
St. Lucia
Posted on February 16, 2009Quick question -- anyone ever been to St. Lucia? My fiancee and I are thinking about honeymoon ideas and have enough airline points to cover the Caribbean and places like that, but not Europe. Wondering if anyone's ever been to...
NY Times Magazine
Posted on February 14, 2009Michael Lewis's article about basketball player Shane Battier is really excellent. I don't really watch basketball, and have only barely heard of Shane Battier, but the article's still awesome.
Fantasy Baseball
Posted on February 12, 2009This really neat fantasy baseball league I'm in has an opening, and I figured I'd post and see if anyone reading this is interested in joining... it's an auction keeper league -- every year you get 4 one-year and 2...
Grandma update
Posted on February 06, 2009A couple of people have e-mailed to ask, since I haven't posted about her in a while.She's not really getting better, which sucks. She's not really getting worse, which is good. For those who don't read regularly: she's 92, she...
How Not To Run An Internet-Based Business
Posted on February 05, 2009My fiancee and I are looking for wedding invitations. She met with a local dealer yesterday, found a few she liked, wrote down the serial numbers and got the prices. I searched online and found a site with much lower...
Happy Almost Birthday To Me
Posted on February 03, 2009My birthday's on Wednesday. I'll be 30. That sounds so much older than I feel like I am. That's like really stop being able to pretend I'm not an adult age. I mean, the wedding in about a hundred days...
Demetri Martin
Posted on February 02, 2009These previews of his new Comedy Central show are very funny. I think he's really funny. I'm excited for his show.
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