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    Peter Orner
    May 5, 2009

    THE LONELY VOICE, a Column About Short Stories: “Around the Dear Ruin”

    One of the great stories of my adopted city, San Francisco, is without a doubt “Around the Dear Ruin” by Gina Berriault. It also might be one of the saddest and cruelest. I’ve probably read this brief story twenty, maybe…

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    Seth Fischer
    May 5, 2009

    Splinter Generation Event in Echo Park

    If you’re in Echo Park, Los Angeles, this Saturday, May 9th at 7pm, and you want to see the kind of art and music today’s young’uns are making, check out The Splinter Generation Reading, Art and Music Collaboration at Stories…

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    Paul Collins
    May 5, 2009

    Action Cook Book

    Len Deighton’s Action Cook Book—the long-lost 1965 gem by (yes) the airport-novel writer, which I pressed upon the public a few years ago in the Village Voice and on NPR —has been reissued! Well, reissued in Britain, but still. Pay…

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    Rozalia Jovanovic
    May 5, 2009

    Furniture for Black People, and White People

    Red House Furniture homepage. More from the Annals of Advertising.

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    Anisse Gross
    May 5, 2009

    Music Samples

    The much-hyped, long-awaited debut album Manners by electro band Passion Pit has finally leaked.  You can only keep such stuff away from Internet-savvy people so long.  If you haven’t heard “Sleepyhead,” one of the tracks off Manners, then it’s time…

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    Paul Collins
    May 5, 2009

    Scanners

    New Scientist turns up a new patent for rapid infrared scanning over at Google Books: …Bindings cause pages to arch up either side of the spine – bending text and making it hard to interpret. However, last week Google was…

  • Other
    Dan Weiss
    May 5, 2009

    Morning Coffee

    The best science magazine in the world, on the importance of research, alarmacy toward new technology, and the effect of social networking sites on the plasticity of our brains. Speaking of neuroscience: the brain orchestra recently had its world premier.…

  • Features & Reviews
    Rumpus Original Poems
    May 4, 2009

    “Still Life With Roof Prism” by John Casteen

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    Elissa Bassist
    May 4, 2009

    When You’ve Only Got Four Books Left

    “Bathetic self-deception, and unfulfilled dreams–a lament to passing time, and life not working out quite as one had hoped–have been the defining themes of almost all Ishiguro’s work. They are, on the face of it, puzzling preoccupations for one of…

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    Margo Rabb
    May 4, 2009

    Margo Rabb: A Poem I Love

    It’s rare to find a poem that perfectly captures the anger, absurdity, complexity, and hilarity of grief—something which Sherman Alexie does again and again in his new collection of poems, FACE, which is just out from Hanging Loose Press, and…

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    Christian Anton Gerard
    May 4, 2009

    In Search of Free Union

    Free Union is much more than a small Virginia town. It is also the choice involved; the choice to go back to the land, the choice to settle with a partner, father children, and find both comfort and discomfort in…

  • Film, Music
    Jeff Johnston
    May 4, 2009

    Nick Cave: And The Ass Saw The Angel

    There’s a great post on Nick Cave over at MetaFilter.

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