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Almond on “Hysterical Lyricism” and the Splinter Generation

  • Isaac Fitzgerald
  • January 21, 2010
“Why do you think people are emailing and texting and twittering and Facebook updating in such a compulsive manner? Because they’re lonely as all hell…” The Splinter Generation has an…
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Remembering Didion’s The White Album

  • Maddie Oatman
  • January 21, 2010
Thirty years have passed since Joan Didion composed The White Album, her book of essays about the unsettling thrills and shadows of 1970’s LA, and by now the book’s title…
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Folksy Fruits – Anthropomorphic Adventures in Opal Orchard

  • Will Schofield
  • January 21, 2010
Folksy Fruits was part of T. Benjamin Faucett’s “Moon Queen” series, which included four titles, all published in 1924. The other three books are Frolicsome Flowers: They See the Wonderful…
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The Divot

  • Alec Niedenthal
  • January 21, 2010
(A review of A Common Pornography in the style of A Common Pornography, by Kevin Sampsell) This friend of mine, Justin, loaned a book to me. It was titled A…
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“Life Among the Pirates”

  • Sona Avakian
  • January 20, 2010
“The fact is, though, being pirated is the Peruvian equivalent of making the bestseller list. One writer I know ends all his readings by urging those in attendance to ‘buy…
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Life Stories Roundup

  • Zoe Blackler
  • January 19, 2010
In this week’s roundup, there’s a late night talk show host with a following of occultists, conspiracy theorists and would-be time travellers, a wannabe Warhol with his own hippie art collective…
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Neil Gaiman: Goth’s Mainstream Success

  • Melissa Tan
  • January 19, 2010
While many artists with cult followings seem to develop them by maintaining an air of mystery, Neil Gaiman has done so by connecting directly with his fans. When sales of…
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The Last Book I Loved: In The Woods

  • Patrick Burns
  • January 19, 2010
I’m not a fan of murder mysteries. Truth is, I just don’t care why someone murdered someone else. Plus there’s the violence (grisly), the sex (cop-on-cop, cop-on-suspect), the conventional motives…
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Tresky Plesky or Kvanki Vanki

  • Will Schofield
  • January 19, 2010
International children’s books from the collection of Rilla Alexander:
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The Rumpus Interview with Jonathan Lethem

  • Ronnie Scott
  • January 19, 2010
"I don’t go down wrong paths; I’d rather stare at the screen and delete until I’ve put something down that is working."
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Notable San Francisco, This Week: 1/18-1/24

  • Melissa Tan
  • January 18, 2010
This week in San Francisco: SF MoMA wraps up a weekend of free art, local artist Eric Rewitzer offers his for an affordable price at Studio 3579, burlesque babes go…
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Notable New York, This Week: 1/18 – 1/24

  • Rozalia Jovanovic
  • January 18, 2010
This week in New York, the Rumpus and HTMLGIANT present ONE YEAR LATER a multimedia event with an allstar lineup of readers and musicians including Rivka Galchen, Tao Lin, Jeffrey…
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