August 20, 2007

The Atlantic blogosphere expands

Y'all read her anyway (you do, don't you?), but just in case you're still searching for her here you could perhaps use a gentle reminder that the wondrous Megan McArdle is the latest member of The Atlantic's all-star blogging line-up and her new blog is up and running today.

Shorter Megan: things not so great in the financial world, but not as bad as the Yankees' pitching. Longer Megan: worth your reading in its entireity. So go read!

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