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Tag Archives: literature
The Best Books I’ve Read Since 2008
December is the time of the year for listmaking: All the critics name their best movies, songs, sandwiches, whatever, from the previous year. And since y’all know how much I love lists, I don’t want to get left out! Hell, … Continue reading
Book Review: Taipei by Tao Lin
I can’t remember a work of fiction in the last couple of years that’s been greeted with a more deeply divided response than Tao Lin’s newest novel, Taipei. The novel received a rave review in the Times, but also was … Continue reading
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Tagged books, hipsters, literature, millenials, Taipei, Tao Lin
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An Indie Press Worth Your Time: Sunnyoutside
As I wrote recently, there’s a whole boatload of small, independent presses out there putting out great literature. These presses have become the backbone of the literary community and the home of most of the really interesting work being written … Continue reading
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Tagged books, independent press, literature, poetry, sunnyoutside
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The Top 25 American Novels
If you’ve read this blog at all, you know that, like most people, I love lists. They’re silly and arbitrary, sure, but they give us a great excuse to debate with our friends about the things we love. One such … Continue reading
An Indie Press Worth Your Time: Short Flight/Long Drive
There has been a lot of fretting in the last few years about the death of the novel, the death of the book. I’ve certainly had my own share of worries about this, given the way the major presses have … Continue reading
Dear Vice Magazine: What the Fuck?
I’ll be the first to admit I don’t understand the fashion world. Not even a little bit. Every fashion spread I’ve ever seen in a magazine (and I used to work at a magazine that had a quarterly fashion feature) … Continue reading
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Tagged fashion, literature, suicide, sylvia plath, vice, virginia woolf, writing
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