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The mallet of loving correction : selected writings from Whatever, 2008-2012 by John Scalzi is a humor available to read on EtoBox.

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In a very real sense, Whatever is my lifes work; its fifteen years (so far) of me thinking about whats going on in my life and in my world.John Scalzi What sort of idiot spends fifteen years writing a blog? New York Times Bestselling author John Scalzi is that sort of idiot. And in those fifteen years the blog hes written, called Whatever, has won awards, had its entries republished in newspapers, magazines and books, and has seen millions of readers each year come by to read Scalzis observations on life, the world, and just about everything that happens in both. Its one of the most popular personal blogs on the planet. The Mallet of Loving Correction (named for Scalzis method of moderating the comment sections of his site) is the second collection of entries from Whatever. It spans two elections, a civil rights revolution, the fall of MySpace and the rise of Twitter and Facebook, and a whole era on the Internet and on the planet Earth. Nothing is sacred (Taunting the Tauntable is the motto of Whatever): Scalzi takes on politicians, bigots, vengeful nerds and major corporations with righteous sarcasmand also takes time to muse on love, marriage, children and faith. Everything and

Who reads The mallet of loving correction : selected writings from Whatever, 2008-2012?

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Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.

Author
John Scalzi
Publisher
Burton, MI: Subterranean Press
Published
2013
Language
EN
ISBN
9781596065796
Category
humor
Subjects
Computer Science, Fiction, Humor
Rating
3.58 / 5 (201 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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