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Julie Morse

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Julie Morse lives in San Francisco and is a poetry teacher. She can be found @JulieMorse16.
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John Lurie Rules

  • Julie Morse
  • November 15, 2012
At Sidesplitter, Ben Worcester shines light on John Lurie’s art and his campy yet emblematic ‘90s tv show, Fishing With John, where he interviewed celebrities while casting a line. “Stuff…
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Mexican Journalist Death Toll Rising

  • Julie Morse
  • November 15, 2012
If you’ve forgotten, over at The New York Review of Books, novelist Alma Guillermoprieto is here to remind you that drug-related violence is still alive and strong in Mexico. She…
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McSweeney’s Saves Thanksgiving

  • Julie Morse
  • November 15, 2012
Already overwhelmed by thoughts of Thanksgiving? Want a menu that teeters on the line of conventional and culturally innovative? Look no further than McSweeney’s Thanksgiving Gallimaufry! The online booklet features…
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Remembering Lives Lost in the Storm

  • Julie Morse
  • November 14, 2012
The media has taken a severe disinterest in assembling the names of the lives lost to Sandy. At her blog and at New York Magazine, Whitney Hess has cultivated an…
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Joyce Carol Oates on Twitter

  • Julie Morse
  • November 13, 2012
“140 characters too short for heartbreak but ideal for heartburn” – @Joycecaroloates It’s happening: Joyce Carol Oates, writer and recent recipient of the Norman Mailer Prize for Lifetime Achievement, has…
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ZYZZYVA’S Winter Issue Party

  • Julie Morse
  • November 13, 2012
Come out to The Booksmith on Tuesday, December 11th for ZYZZYVA’s Holiday Party and Reading to celebrate the release of their Winter Issue. Featuring Rumpus contributor Chaney Kwak, Carolyn Miller,…
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E-Single Revolution

  • Julie Morse
  • November 8, 2012
At The Columbia Journalism Review, Michael Meyer talks about e-reader movement, and how The Atavist and Byliner paved the way for larger publishers to push out e-singles. E-singles differ from…
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Amazon.com Doesn’t Care about Sandy

  • Julie Morse
  • November 8, 2012
“You’d think a company like Amazon would want to do everything it can to help out — for the good PR, if nothing else. Nope.” Occupy Sandy has started an…
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Debut of Hang Glider and Mud Mask

  • Julie Morse
  • November 8, 2012
Bay Area: Come out to McSweeney’s all-ages book launch party for Brian McMullen and Jason Jagel’s first picture book, Hang Glider and Mud Mask. The event will be held on…
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Magic Relic City

  • Julie Morse
  • November 8, 2012
“Maybe I don’t need to be worried, he said. You’re too weird for anyone but me to want.” An excerpt from Rumpus contributor Jennine Capó Crucet latest novel, Magic Relic…
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Defiance: A Literary Benefit to Rebuild Red Hook

  • Julie Morse
  • November 8, 2012
Red Hook, Brooklyn has suffered the worst of Sandy. Many homes are still without gas, water or power. It’s quite apocalyptic out there, and many have been displaced and are still…
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SF’s Fireside Storytelling

  • Julie Morse
  • November 6, 2012
Tomorrow is Fireside’s monthly storytelling event at The Jellyfish Gallery in SOMA. The lineup includes Rumpus interviewee Joe Loya, NPR’s Doug Cordell, and former San Francisco mayoral candidate Chicken John. …
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