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    Jeremy Hatch
    Nov 2, 2009

    Bolaño, Inc.: Moya Contrasts the Myth with the Man

    Horacio Castellanos Moya, author of Senselessness and eight other books, has written a piece about the “construction of the ‘Bolaño myth’ in the United States” that contrasts this myth with the man he knew. Moya claims that Bolaño would probably be amused by…

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    Ted Wilson
    Nov 2, 2009

    Ted Wilson Reviews the World #8

    A HAT MY NEPHEW FOUND ON THE BUS ★★★★★ (1 out of 5) Hello, and welcome to my week-by-week review of everything in the world. Today I am reviewing a hat my nephew found on the bus.

  • Music
    Julie Greicius
    Nov 2, 2009

    Tune of the Day

    Artist: Johnny Flynn Song: “Brown Trout Blues”

  • Features & Reviews
    Isaac Fitzgerald
    Nov 2, 2009

    Internal

    The LA Times has posted a profile about Rumpus editor Stephen Elliott. Of course, as this is the Internet, the story doesn’t end there. Scott Timberg, the author of the profile, has posted an addendum to his piece.

  • Features & Reviews, Reviews
    Margaret Noonan
    Nov 2, 2009

    A Window’s for Looking Into

    Robin Ekiss’s debut collection of poems explores the relationship between the past and the present with strength, clarity, and emotional intimacy.

  • Film
    Joshuah Bearman
    Nov 2, 2009

    The Best Zombie Story of the Year

    More than forty years after George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead made critics question the future of a culture that could produce such a thing, that future is here – and it is full of zombies. There are zombie…

  • Art, Features & Reviews, Film, Music
    Melissa Tan
    Nov 2, 2009

    Notable San Francisco, This Week: 11/2-11/8

    This week in San Francisco, the annual Dia de los Muertos procession, get Mortified at The Makeout Room, the self-proclaimed “hardest working artist in San Francisco” will be showing at Fecal Face, and a whole lot more. Monday 11/2: Celebrate…

  • Video
    Isaac Fitzgerald
    Nov 2, 2009

    Annals of Advertising: The Back Up

    Seriously. More from the annals of advertising.

  • Features & Reviews
    Nine
    Nov 2, 2009

    The Last Book I Loved: A Complicated Kindness

    I ran away to Barcelona because of a girl. Also I’d been grumpy and mopey for the previous month or so, due to the whole uncertain future thing, so really the thing with the girl just kind of tipped me…

  • Art, Features & Reviews, Film, Music
    Rozalia Jovanovic
    Nov 2, 2009

    Notable New York, This Week 11/2 – 11/8

    This week in New York, Performa 09 festival of performing arts inspired by Futurist film, music and literature opens, Bomb throws a Fall Issue Launch Party, Books & Quiche Reading Series is back with Yiyun Li and Salvatore Scibona, Light…

  • Other
    Kyle Kinane
    Nov 2, 2009

    Kyle Kinane’s I’m Dead and It’s All My Fault #9

    Scuba lessons are just swimming lessons but with a backpack, Doug. Since I already know how to swim and I definitely know how to wear a backpack, looks like I’m a scuba diver. “The bends?” Sounds like an old wives’…

  • Other
    Dan Weiss
    Nov 2, 2009

    Morning Coffee

    Look, I know we missed the boat by a couple days, but check out this sweet article on where ghosts come from. Spanish architecture porn of the week. On a similar note: beautiful avant-garde soviet era architecture. November 18th is…

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