Dan Weiss’s Morning Coffee
I hope this is ok. Welcome to the world, tiny tiny new frog. Turning music and weather information into sculptures. Pynchon on plagiarism. (via GerryCanavan.) Don Kenn‘s monster drawings. Um,…
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Poetic Lives Online: Links by Brian Spears
Last week, I made a snarky comparison of Kent Johnson’s theory about the authorship of a Frank O’Hara poem to Andrew Sullivan’s continual questions about who exactly Trig Palin’s mother…
Would you like to write (about poetry) for The Rumpus?
Of course you would. Who wouldn’t? We’d like to know the last book you loved. Send us a writeup of the last poem or book of poems you truly loved,…
The Return of Tri-Quarterly
Last year, you might remember, it looked like the journal Tri-Quarterly was a goner. Lots of concerns–valid one, I want to note–about how well the journal would go through the…
Science Saturday
The story of the faster-than-wind wind-driven vehicle is fascinating, not so much for the actual machine, but for the rancor the debate stirred up online. Very good read though. Studying…
Do you want to understand the mortgage meltdown?
Good luck. It’s confusing as all hell, especially if your understanding of the working of the economy is on a par with Mac and Dennis of Paddy’s Pub in Philadelphia.…
Saturday Morning Links
First meeting of the term turned into drinking and eating and eating and drinking and a long headachey ride home. That’s what I call a good start. To absolutely no…
The Lit List: Weekly Book Club Roundup
1. Confused about where we are in the book club queue? Eager to find out what’s coming later in the fall? Haven’t ever witnessed Steven Elliott use the phrase “shake…
Morning Coffee
The furniture of Pierre Cardin. I am more than happy to link to articles about the Mutter Museum in any capacity whatsoever. The Croatian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale is…
An Extra Bit of Sugar
We’re always hungry for more Sugar, so we’re happy to see that Judy McGuire, who writes the “Dategirl” column for the Seattle Weekly, has posted a great interview with our…
Morning Coffee
Kodak’s first digital camera. (via @caitlinroeper) Rockaway to Rockaway: This dude Matt just finished walking across the country. “How great would you feel if a real person called you every…