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How My First Book Got Published

  • Po Bronson
  • January 25, 2009
How many times do you really face a choice in life? How many times will you get the benefit of arriving at a crossroads, where you don’t have to fight…
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FUNNY AMERICA: The Honeymoon Is Over

  • Will Durst
  • January 24, 2009
It might have been the shortest honeymoon this side of a drunken Britney Spears careening off of quarter poker video games in Vegas. I’m talking about Barack Obama’s relationship with…
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The Shorty Q&A With Davy Rothbart

  • Ainsley Drew
  • January 24, 2009
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WHY I MUST GIVE UP WRITING

  • Merrill Joan Gerber
  • January 23, 2009
First let me say I’ve been a dedicated writer for half a century. I’ve published twenty-five books, and I’ve even won some prizes. I know a real writer is supposed…
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In Praise of Not Knowing

  • Margaret Cardillo
  • January 23, 2009
An Interview with Michelle Richmond
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Different Sorts of Rubbish, Links by Thomas Seely

  • Thomas Seely
  • January 23, 2009
X Minus 1 is the perfect  companion to insomnia. It sounds like a psychotropic drug developed by the C.I.A., but if you’re like me, this series of radio plays might…
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Letter from Paris, Parts 11–12: The Final Chapters

  • Michelle Tea
  • January 23, 2009
I love Paris. I love Paris I love Paris I love Paris.
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The Art of Nonviolence, Links by Ari Messer

  • Ari Messer
  • January 23, 2009
Is it possible to resuscitate and reinvigorate the nonviolent resistance movements of the 20th century? It’s all about the row boat of life. Some peace boats (video) have a duty…
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  • Art

Remember When We Watched MTV

  • Charles Bock
  • January 23, 2009
This is a link for anyone who ever used to potato on the couch, absorbing rock video after rock video.  It’s a panel cartoon by Max Udargo.  The subject is…
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Anti-war Poetry and the Oxymoron of Liberal Fathers

  • Otis Haschemeyer
  • January 23, 2009
Robert Hass, Bush’s War, and the death of a father
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Impresario of the Inflatable

  • Julie Greicius
  • January 23, 2009
Jason Hackenwerth‘s balloon sculptures make the quick, traditional poodles and swords of children’s parties look like…child’s play. Works like his Orgasmoebic creation float gracefully in museums, or sometimes double as…
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Chuck and Charles’ Beautiful Children

  • Isaac Fitzgerald
  • January 23, 2009
Charles Bock’s “Beautiful Children” comes out in paperback today with a new cover by rock and roll poster legend Chuck Sperry. Bock and Sperry have also created their own adult…
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