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Inkhaven Presents: Readings From The Archive

Inkhaven Presents: Readings From The Archive

Di: Ben Pace
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Ben invites internet writers to read a short piece of online writing they hold dear to their hearts and that had a substantial impact on them. Whether it's fiction or non-fiction, whether they agree with the author or not, they'll read it for the listener and then talk with Ben about it for a while—what they think of it, how it affected them, and so on.

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  • "The First Age: Language and Fire" with Scott Hoffman
    Apr 25 2026

    Scott Hoffman of Folio Literary Management discusses the publishing industry. Traditional publishing can still turn bloggers into serious public intellectuals, but only when a book gives them reach, legitimacy, or a new medium they can’t get online. Ben Pace speaks with him at Inkhaven, a residency for writers and bloggers.

    Sponsored by WordPress.com.

    https://www.inkhaven.blog/about

    https://www.foliolit.com/scotthoffman

    00:00 Intro

    06:18 Reading

    15:35 Interview

    62:46 Sponsor

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    1 ora e 3 min
  • "Tides Are Weirder Than You Think" with Alice Liu
    Apr 24 2026

    Alice Liu of Rational Animations discusses one of her Inkhaven publications. It explains how the ocean’s daily rise and fall hides a surprisingly strange machine. Ben Pace speaks with her at Inkhaven, a residency for writers and bloggers.
    Sponsored by WordPress.com.

    https://www.inkhaven.blog/about
    https://www.rationalanimations.com/

    00:00 Intro

    00:36 Reading

    06:19 Interview

    35:52 Sponsor

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    37 min
  • "The O-Ring Theory of Economic Development" with Nicholas Decker
    Apr 19 2026

    Nicholas Decker of Homo Economicus discusses one of his favorite essays, "The O-Ring Theory of Economic Development" by M. Kremer. The O-Ring theory argues that rich countries are rich not just because they have better workers, but because they have better systems for matching excellent workers with one another. Ben Pace speaks with him at Inkhaven, a residency for writers and bloggers. Sponsored by WordPress.com.

    https://www.inkhaven.blog/about
    https://nicholasdecker.substack.com/

    00:00 Intro

    04:53 Reading

    09:51 Interview

    41:25 Sponsor

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    42 min
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