Carrie Brownstein Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop

Well this is exciting! Carrie Brownstein’s memoir is making its way into the mediascape! She’s rocked us in Sleater-Kinney, The Spells and Wild Flag, broadcast hyperarticulations on her beloved Monitor Mix music culture blog, and wowed us with her comedic and improvisatory pizzazz on Portlandia. Will all of this and more fit in one memoir (even one reported to be about her life in music)? Stay tuned…

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Jeff T. Johnson’s music and culture essays have appeared in Coldfront, Fanzine, The New Yinzer, and Kitchen Sink, among other publications. His poetry is forthcoming or has appeared in 1913 a journal of forms, Boston Review, Slope, and Forklift, Ohio. He lives in Brooklyn, is editor in chief at LIT, and is an editor at Dewclaw. For more information, visit jefftjohnson.wordpress.com.

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