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TRUTH SERUM:
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  • Jon Adams
  • July 15, 2009
Truth Serum books? Oh, yes.
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THE EYEBALL: Vicky Cristina Barcelona

  • Ryan Boudinot
  • July 14, 2009
When you grow up being called a faggot by farm boys because you like to read books, Woody Allen can appear as something of a savior. That’s my story, anyway.…
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A FAN’S NOTES, The Rumpus Sports Column #11: The Auxiliary Father

  • Brian Schwartz
  • July 14, 2009
My high school soccer coach was a Guatemalan immigrant who had made his way to the States when he was in his twenties. At first he’d earned his living as…
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Morning Coffee

  • Dan Weiss
  • July 14, 2009
The Big Picture on the 2009 Venice Biennale. Andreas Gursky‘s photographs of enormous scale. More on Hemingway being a failed KGB spy. (bonus music link.) Brooklynites are an ingenious sort.…
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The Past and Possible Future of Wikipedia

  • Jeremy Hatch
  • July 13, 2009
The London Review of Books recently published one of the best single articles I’ve ever read about the history and possible future of Wikipedia, in a review of Andrew Lih’s…
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Decaying Socialism: Good For Struggling Writers?

  • Jeremy Hatch
  • July 13, 2009
Craig Fehrman’s post earlier today, The Freelance Life, got me thinking about something interesting I read in The Wreck of the Henry Clay last week. In a post from April…
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Analysis Taken Too Far

  • Brian Spears
  • July 13, 2009
I have to admit, reading an application of literary theory to something like a pop song gives me the giggles. Yeah, I’m a dork–this is a shock? So when I…
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The Freelance Life

  • Craig Fehrman
  • July 13, 2009
The latest issue of the Oxford American includes their annual “Best of the South” package, but it’s also got an essay on the struggles of freelancing, a subject that knows…
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Morning Coffee

  • Dan Weiss
  • July 13, 2009
Beef up your art history skills. (via @misskatewatson) Hemingway was a spy for the KGB? Garfield Minus Garfield (highlighted by our own Rick Moody). Dolphin inspired personal submarines: for when…
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Welcome to Sunday

  • Seth Fischer
  • July 12, 2009
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Shia Leboeuf is the Mystic?

  • Brian Spears
  • July 11, 2009
Did enemy of all that is good in film Michael Bay luck into a story that illustrates basic Hindu thought? The folk at Overthinking It make an interesting case for…
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Saturday Morning Links

  • Brian Spears
  • July 11, 2009
This site was funnier when I thought it was a collection of email conversations from different people instead of some jerk just screwing with people who put up ads online.…
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