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  • The Last Book I Loved: Honored Guest
    Features & Reviews
    Tao Lin
    Jun 24, 2009

    The Last Book I Loved: Honored Guest

    One of my favorite books is the story-collection Honored Guest (2004) by Joy Williams.

  • Film
    Jeremy Hatch
    Jun 24, 2009

    Strangelove Custard Pie

    Over on The Auteurs, Glenn Kenny has published an interview with Anthony Harvey, who was Stanley Kubrick’s editor on Lolita and Dr. Strangelove. As you probably already know, the latter film ends with Peter Sellers, as the title character, getting…

  • Other
    Isaac Fitzgerald
    Jun 24, 2009

    Iran Links

    Protesters and police clash in front of the Iranian Parliament at Baharestan Square (pictures). “They started beating everyone […] and throwing them off the bridge […] they beat a woman so savagely that she was drenched in blood…” an eyewitness…

  • Features & Reviews
    Rozalia Jovanovic
    Jun 24, 2009

    BEA Redux: Why the Show Must be Refashioned

    With BookExpo America at a comfortable distance for reflection, it’s a good time to take a look at “Random BEA Thoughts,” Chad W. Post’s five-part essay on the need for reevaluating the book trade.

  • Other
    Jesse Nathan
    Jun 24, 2009

    Elena Dmitrievna Diakonova a.k.a. Gala Dali

    Artists are fickle, except when they’re not, and then their lovers are. Elena Dmitrievna Diakonova was born in Tatarstan, Russia to a family of intellectuals — as a kid she hung out with future poet Marina Tsvetaeva. (Tsvetaeva would write…

  • Features & Reviews
    Steven Tagle
    Jun 24, 2009

    AP to Distribute Nonprofit Journalism- Brief Rumpus Interviews with the Participants

    Sy Hersh would be proud: the Associated Press announced last Saturday that it will distribute watchdog and investigative journalism from four leading nonprofit organizations to its 1,500 member newspapers. The deal will widen distribution of the groups’ work while addressing…

  • Music
    Amy Yates Wuelfing
    Jun 24, 2009

    Jeff Buckley and His Band, An Oral History

    Jeff Buckley: Having Tim Buckley as my father gave me the parts needed to play music.  Even if I went and became a lawyer and someone asked me to sing something, I’d have the parts to sing. But that’s it.…

  • Other
    Jon Adams
    Jun 24, 2009

    TRUTH SERUM:
    Dietary Restrictions

    Truth Serum books for people who can read.

  • Features & Reviews
    Rebecca Steinitz
    Jun 23, 2009

    Rebecca Steinitz: The Last Book I Loved, Cheerful Weather for the Wedding

    The last book I loved was Cheerful Weather for the Wedding by Julia Strachey. I hadn’t loved a book in a while, but I thought I might love this one because it is a Persephone book, and I also quite…

  • Features & Reviews
    Mark Pritchard
    Jun 23, 2009

    Beacon Press to Republish Out-of-print MLK Books

    Beacon Press has come to an agreement with the heirs of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to republish four out-of-print books by the clergyman and civil rights leader, including “Strength to Love,” a collection of his most eloquent and inspiring…

  • Video
    Isaac Fitzgerald
    Jun 23, 2009

    Like a Boss

    I don’t usually highlight videos with over 10 million views on YouTube, but “swallow sadness, send some faxes” may be my favorite rhyme since Biggie’s “escargot, my car go…”

  • Other
    Jeremy Hatch
    Jun 23, 2009

    Default Settings

    After two years of near-flawless performance, my install of (gasp!) Windows Vista suddenly stopped working in myriad annoying ways, and so I spent this morning first restoring my system to factory settings and reinstalling all my stuff, and then restoring…

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