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Caroline Kangas

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Caroline Kangas calls both Seattle and San Francisco home (though she currently resides in the latter). She recently received a mouthful of a liberal arts degree from the University of San Francisco and can be found selling pirate supplies at 826 Valencia or wandering the streets with her diva of a french bulldog, Elle.
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Flood the Art Market: Artists Helping Artists Affected by Hurricane Sandy

  • Caroline Kangas
  • December 3, 2012
After Hurricane Sandy, many artists lost space, supplies, and, worst of all, irreplaceable artwork. Flood the Art Market is hosting an exhibit December 6 – 9, with a silent auction…
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Police Log Comics: The Book!

  • Caroline Kangas
  • November 27, 2012
Rumpus contributor Owen Cook’s Police Log Comics will be coming out soon in book form. The book is a 34 page black and white, edition of 200 with a hand colored cover. Here’s…
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Method Actors

  • Caroline Kangas
  • November 27, 2012
“A writer who waits for ideal conditions under which to work will die without putting a word on paper.” Easy enough for E. B. White to say, but how do…
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Status Updates are the New Democratic Process

  • Caroline Kangas
  • November 26, 2012
Who knew legalese could go viral? BuzzFeed explains how, technically, that privacy statement everyone has been posting on Facebook accomplishes nothing legally. Herein lies the rub: you should still post it!
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Thanksgiving in Brooklyn

  • Caroline Kangas
  • November 26, 2012
Feeling nostalgic for full bellies and tryptophan induced comas? Jon Cotner walked around Brooklyn and asked residents for their Thanksgiving food traditions. Turns out it’s not just turkey and cranberry…
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“1233. I was happy until I was actually happy at which point I wasn’t happy.”

  • Caroline Kangas
  • November 21, 2012
The Millions muses on translation via Paul Legault’s The Emily Dickinson Reader and the magazine Telephone Journal. Both platforms have created English-to-English translations of classic pieces, through reinventions of childhood games…
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Works in Progress

  • Caroline Kangas
  • November 20, 2012
No matter where technology is now, it feels good to see a tangible thought process–edited, erased, written over, scratched out, or even completed. Artist Alejandro Guijarro’s current show documents the…
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David Foster Wallace as Street Art

  • Caroline Kangas
  • November 16, 2012
“Well,” he said. “If Che Guevara means ‘good looking, punky rebellion,’ then I guess David Foster Wallace means ‘good looking, rebellious bookishness.’” Tom Dibblee at Trop tells of his encounter…
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Google is a poet. Does it know it?

  • Caroline Kangas
  • November 16, 2012
Started on November 4th 2012, Google Poetics is a tumblr dedicated to unveiling the works coauthored by the world in Google’s search box. For example, when you begin to type “i…
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Requited love for Brain Pickings

  • Caroline Kangas
  • November 15, 2012
Brain Pickings continues the conversation on Kurt Vonnegut. It all started with the recent publication of We are What We Pretend to Be: The First and Last Works followed by our interview with…
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A Postcard from David Foster Wallace

  • Caroline Kangas
  • November 9, 2012
In the current age of Twitter and Facebook, some authors seem just one click away–a kind of celebrity that is still accessible to the common fan. Frank Cassese tells a…
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BOMBlog Interview with poet Dean Young

  • Caroline Kangas
  • November 7, 2012
Described as covering “freely floating topics,” the BOMBlog interview with Dean Young disproves discontinuity within its first few moments: “Now is always unprecedented and sudden.” Young talks about his writing process in phrasing that’s as…
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