"They say newspapers are obsolete, but that's not true. At every table, someone was reading a newspaper."
-Woman Crossing Broadway at 116th Street.
Written Pyramids 
Newspapers and novels, I like my pyramids inverted or imagined.
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Written Pyramids is a blog written by a journalist living and working in Washington D.C.
I have left my real name off of the blog so as not to imply that the blog is somehow linked with the journalism I get paid to do. (Still, I never write about my beat on this blog, and rarely express opinions about the day's news regardless of its relationship to my beat).
I would love to hear from you. If you want to contact me directly rather than leaving a comment here, I can be reached at WrittenPyramids@gmail.com.
I have left my real name off of the blog so as not to imply that the blog is somehow linked with the journalism I get paid to do. (Still, I never write about my beat on this blog, and rarely express opinions about the day's news regardless of its relationship to my beat).
I would love to hear from you. If you want to contact me directly rather than leaving a comment here, I can be reached at WrittenPyramids@gmail.com.
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Books pyramid image originally from the British website, Explore Writing.
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