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  • Lucas Adams
  • January 5, 2011
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  • Morning Coffee

Dan Weiss’s Morning Coffee

  • Dan Weiss
  • January 5, 2011
Here. Here are some pictures of birds flying. Here are some old Dutch maps. Here are some new developments on wrong assumptions about Mars. Here are some practice babies.
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  • Book Club Blog
  • Features & Reviews
  • Rumpus Original

The Rumpus Book Club Interviews Andrew Foster Altschul

  • The Rumpus Book Club
  • January 5, 2011
The Rumpus Book Club talks with Andrew Foster Altschul about Deus Ex Machina, Reality TV, the loss of truth, and what it’s like to visit a porn set in the name…
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  • Politics

USAF and Medusa

  • Joshuah Bearman
  • January 4, 2011
The only problem with naming your new weapons system “Gorgon Stare” as the Air Force has done: Medusa’s lapidogenic vision was actually used against her. In fact, it was classic asymmetrical warfare: the…
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  • Features & Reviews
  • Music

“My Hero”

  • Isaac Fitzgerald
  • January 4, 2011
“It’s hard to think of a novelist, let alone another singer-songwriter, who takes on such diverse narrative viewpoints with Bush’s aplomb: a foetus during nuclear war (‘Breathing’), a weather-machine inventor’s…
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  • Features & Reviews

“Dear Good Ole Boys of the Literary South”

  • Isaac Fitzgerald
  • January 4, 2011
“You try to make people cry — in workshops and at parties. […] But just to make sure no one thinks you’re really soft, you kill off as many dogs…
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  • Art
  • Features & Reviews

The Seasons Come, The Seasons Go

  • Will Schofield
  • January 4, 2011
Works for children by the Czech artist Josef Lada (1887 – 1957):
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  • Art

Amy Stein

  • Isaac Fitzgerald
  • January 4, 2011
We’re really enjoying “Stranded,” a collection of photographs of broken-down motorists by Amy Stein (via Joshuah Bearman). You can find The Rumpus interview with Stein here, and more of her…
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  • Other

Junk and the American Dialect Society

  • Isaac Fitzgerald
  • January 4, 2011
Ben Zimmer makes a case for “junk” to be the word of 2010. (via TheBookBench)
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  • Features & Reviews

Confessions of an English Opium-Eater

  • Isaac Fitzgerald
  • January 4, 2011
“No less an authority than William Burroughs has called Confessions ‘the first, and still the best, book about drug addiction… No other author since has given such a completely analytical…
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  • Features & Reviews

Wallace-L and the Howling Fantods

  • Isaac Fitzgerald
  • January 4, 2011
David Foster Wallace’s “secret life as a philosopher” and the story of how Fate, Time, and Language, his honors theses turned postmortem book, came to be published.
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  • Other

Danya Glabau’s Tech Links

  • Danya Glabau
  • January 4, 2011
Cell phones are increasingly cropping up in prisons, giving inmates the resources to organize strikes and play FarmVille. Travel websites Expedia and Orbitz are creating controversy by dropping American Airlines…
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