Stephanie Denning

@PoetLifePodcast Definitely, would be great to discuss in more detail. Feel free to shoot me an email: stephanie dot denning at gmail.

@stephdenning we read your article and would love to bring you on our podcast to discuss your views on poetry and business. Our mission is to build the poetry industry. Let's build and discuss it. We'd be honored to have you on. #PoetLife

@amandapetrusich @NewYorker I've been there, I totally get it!

@stephdenning @NewYorker Man, I read that sentence 400 times and somehow never noticed that! Thanks, Stephanie — we are definitely more human than not.

@NewYorker @amandapetrusich found a small typo lurking in case it's helpful for the online version-- didn't want it to tarnish your impeccable record :)

@libphil_ 😂

@stephdenning Exactly. Start ups are like Greece saying we'll be Germany one day.

@stephdenning Interesting reading this, though we should expect a profit deadline out of Netflix. Companies can operate a debt mountain sustainably only if we know when bottom lines will go up. #6d3112865407" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">forbes.com/sites/stephani…

@moeursalen EVs have huge market potential but waiting to see that translated into top- and bottom-line growth

Prepping for Amazon earnings.

⁦@jmseabrook⁩ this was a fascinating article on agtech This fact stuck with me—“the Netherlands is the world’s second largest exporter of food, in terms of value, after the U.S.” Which shows sophisticated farming can work if we invest newyorker.com/magazine/2019/…

“...that to live without forgiveness is a kind of death with breathing and movement.”

A few of the bits that hit me— “It had been eleven years since he died; the pain didn’t go away, but it’s sharp edge had been dulled and softened like sea glass.”

.@minjinlee11 Pachinko is a really stunning read

I don't care what books the candidates like, the fact that they *read books* is already an improvement on our current apocalypse. I'm easy like that.

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@tylercowen All those + Vivian Gornick, essays by Janet Malcolm, Mary Karr, Helen Macdonald

Which are the best autobiographies by women?: marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolu…

A long-term view on literacy around the world. Globally 85% of the population older than 14 is literate today. From our entry on literacy, where you find data for all countries in the world: ourworldindata.org/literacy

This is a great read by @KateRaworth—some frameworks are just so deeply embedded that they’re confused for fact

I have to say the #EconTwitter response to my use of PPT in teaching has made me very concerned about the focus on form over content. And for this reason, I am making a major announcement today. I'll start using transparencies to #MakeSlidesGreatAgain. Which is also MSG Again.

@Noahpinion Literally anywhere—just today I heard someone say Scandinavia is a country

"A good book gets better at the second reading. A great book at the third. Any book not worth rereading isn't worth reading." - Nassim Nicholas Taleb

In 1990, Claudia Goldin became the first woman to be tenured at the Harvard economics department. Her work has helped identify sources of the gender wage gap.