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Todd Zuniga: The Last Book I Loved, Everything Ravaged, Everything Burned

For a great while I’ve been away from reading short stories of real length—instead flipping back through Etgar Keret’s The Nimrod Flipout for three-page jolts of inspiration. But when I…

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“Nina Ricci,” by Michelle Tea

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Melting City/Empty Forest

Teppei Kaneuji is a young Japanese artist who uses collage techniques to create new objects that are whimsical and strangely familiar. He has his very first solo show at the…

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Poetic Lives Online: Links by Brian Spears

Happy Saturday, everyone. Here’s your poetry fix for the night. The Times Online discovers a link between poetry and Facebook. Guess who else is on Facebook. Part 2 of 4…

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“Postcard to Nostalgia,” by Sean Hill

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Little Brother is Watching Too

When Oscar Grant was shot by BART police in an Oakland station on New Year’s Day, locals found it quite suspicious that the official surveillance cameras weren’t working, so that…

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Video

Time Lapse From Space

While astronaut Don Pettit was living aboard the International Space Station (ISS), he used some of his off-duty time to make time lapse videos of what he was seeing outside…

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To Err Is Human

A memoir of the war in Afghanistan asks questions about war and responsibility and what it means to be an American after 9/11.

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Saturday Morning Links

Okay, all you (us) iPhoniacs out there–who’ll be the first to come up with an App to make sure we become the downloader of the billionth app? Dan Kennedy channels…

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Features & Reviews

Ari Messer: The Last Book I Loved, The Changing Light at Sandover

I hate agreeing with Harold Bloom. But what can I say? I fall easily and oddly and often (if sceptically) into Bloom’s spells of (particular) historical illumination and (annoying) lucidity.

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Features & Reviews

Zogg

Children’s books have always presented, in a sense, a kind of unique menace. They are among the first lengthy exposures that our children have which are dedicated to learning language.…

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“Amanda Lepore,” by Joshua Rivkin

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