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Do We All Have a Story?

  • Po Bronson
  • February 10, 2009
To a certain extent, asking if we all get a passion is like asking if we all have a story to tell.
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Font Factor

  • M. Rebekah Otto
  • February 9, 2009
Helvetica, a 2007 film, looks at the history of this now-ubiquitous font, from its classical modernist roots in 1957 Switzerland to contemporary American billboards. Originally designed to be neutral, fonts…
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Beyond the Pleasure Principle

  • Richard Mandrachio
  • February 9, 2009
A review of Vienna Triangle, by Brenda Webster Vienna Triangle is much more than the construction of a fiction around historical facts and figures.
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People Reading

  • M. Rebekah Otto
  • February 8, 2009
This blog captures People Reading as an on-going testament to the fact that people still read. They read Focault, Michael Crichton, Emily Dickinson; they read in Spanish and in Russian;…
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The Axis of Empathy

  • Molly Antopol
  • February 8, 2009
Much has been written recently about Pakistan, most of it having to do with George W. Bush’s War on Terror. Where exactly is bin Laden hiding? Is the Pakistani government…
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An Interview with Lawrence Weschler (about how to interview, among other things)

  • Kyle Minor
  • February 8, 2009
“I generally don’t use tape recorders. I take notes and work from memory. You can use the tape recorder as an aide-memoire, but I can tell you that I have…
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Poetic Lives Online

  • Brian Spears
  • February 7, 2009
AWP is approaching quickly, and though I won’t be there, lots of other poetry folks will be. Raymond Bianchi has a (short) list of restaurants that conference goers might want…
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Link to Drink: The Semiotics of Sake

  • Thomas Molitor
  • February 7, 2009
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Around the World in 100 Years

  • Paul Collins
  • February 7, 2009
The best travel writing usually begins with an absurd proposition, so how could I not pick up an attic-sale book subtitled How to See Europe on Fifty Cents a Day?
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The Many Types of Trilobites

  • Elissa Bassist
  • February 6, 2009
“As the privatization and patenting of scientific knowledge rapidly grows, overall scientific literacy continues to be very low,” claims The Small Science Collective. The SSC and and its Blog Sister…
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The Rumpus Interview with Jaclyn Friedman

  • Juliet Linderman
  • February 6, 2009
I've been interested in talking and educating about rape, safety and sexuality for most of my adult life.
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What Happened To Sheila

  • Dan Chaon
  • February 6, 2009
“Don’t worry, I’m not dying,” said my wife Sheila. But she was. This was about three days before it happened, and she sat up in her hospice bed and gave…
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