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Maria Chiang

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Tomas Transtromer Roundup

  • Maria Chiang
  • October 6, 2011
“‘Waking up is a parachute jump from dreams. Free of the suffocating turbulence the traveler sinks toward the green zone of morning,’ the poem reads. ‘Things flare up. From the…
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  • Politics

Poverty and Sesame Street

  • Maria Chiang
  • October 6, 2011
“The brilliant team at the Sesame Workshop is using Lily to explain a very complex and heartbreaking problem to young children while showing ways they can help like volunteering for…
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Playing with Genre

  • Maria Chiang
  • October 5, 2011
“There’s a line by William Carlos Williams I mentioned in a speech: ‘The pure products of America go crazy.’ If you go for that kind of purity, you’re going to…
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  • Politics

More #OccupyWallStreet

  • Maria Chiang
  • October 4, 2011
Mother Jones has created an interactive map for the Occupy Wall Street protests. Also, the movement makes Noam Chomsky hopeful for democracy in the U.S. and has academic and activist…
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  • Features & Reviews

Sendak Unbarred

  • Maria Chiang
  • October 4, 2011
“‘I refuse to lie to children,’ says Sendak. ‘I refuse to cater to the bullshit of innocence.'” Maurice Sendak does not withhold his feelings in this recent interview with The…
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A. N. Devers and Bombal

  • Maria Chiang
  • October 4, 2011
“It is unclear to me whether the Chilean writer Mariá Luisa Bombal shot her lover, Eulogio Sanchez, or her husband, Eulogio Sanchez—the few biographical sources available to me are contradictory—but…
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October Taste of The Believer

  • Maria Chiang
  • October 3, 2011
The Believer is out now and some of this month’s fantastic, wide-ranging collection of literary articles are posted in their entirety online (including an online exclusive interview with artist David…
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  • Features & Reviews

Bagging The Final Beat

  • Maria Chiang
  • October 3, 2011
Undie Press has posted the last online installment of “Bagging the Beats at Midnight: Confessions of an Indie Bookstore Clerk. Author of the series and St Mark’s Bookshop employee, Karen…
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  • Politics

99%

  • Maria Chiang
  • October 3, 2011
“We are getting kicked out of our homes. We are forced to choose between groceries and rent. We are denied quality medical care. We are suffering from environmental pollution. We…
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No More Mademoiselle

  • Maria Chiang
  • October 3, 2011
“In France, when you fill out a form — whether it’s a job application or a parking citation — if you’re a woman, you have to choose between madame and…
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Defining Science and God

  • Maria Chiang
  • October 3, 2011
With illustrations from our own Ian Hubert, Salon questions how God and science can coexist.
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  • Film

Two From Nick Rombes

  • Maria Chiang
  • October 3, 2011
“TWO THUMBS DOWN! the headline screams in victory. ‘Two more great reasons to see… Lost Highway.‘” Rumpus contributor Nick Rombes has a mini-review of an advertisement for David Lynch’s film…
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