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Nabil Nahas is Painting With Starfish

  • Tony DeGenaro
  • April 5, 2013
Ranging widely from densely textured works on canvas formed with layers of an acrylic and pumice mixture on top of silicon molds to abstract representations of the native olive and…
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  • Other

BOMBlog Interview with poet Dean Young

  • Caroline Kangas
  • November 7, 2012
Described as covering “freely floating topics,” the BOMBlog interview with Dean Young disproves discontinuity within its first few moments: “Now is always unprecedented and sudden.” Young talks about his writing process in phrasing that’s as…
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Seeming versus Being

  • Lisa Dusenbery
  • October 10, 2012
“Ultimately, A Working Theory of Love examines, quite successfully, our semi-delusional approach to interpersonal relationships and contemplates whether the world comes down on the side of seem or be—or if…
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  • Art

Self Evident Truths

  • Lisa Dusenbery
  • July 11, 2012
Bomblog interviews photographer iO Tillett Wright about her Self Evident Truths endeavor, which gathers individual portraits to document the LGBTQ spectrum across America. “When the message is finally understood that its…
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  • Music

Process Talk

  • Lisa Dusenbery
  • May 31, 2012
At Bomblog, writer Melissa Febos and musician Kathleen Hanna discuss the creative process, collaboration versus doing it alone, writing about sex work, nasty online commenters, and more. “Even while I…
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  • Art

Twitter Chatter with @TheNewAnnHirsch

  • Lisa Dusenbery
  • May 15, 2012
BOMB Magazine’s Legacy Russell interviews performance artist Ann Hirsch about being scandalous, what it means to be a “camwhore,” the construction of girlhood, and feeling ashamed. The entire conversation was…
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  • Features & Reviews

Sacrifice and Selfishness

  • Lisa Dusenbery
  • May 2, 2012
“How much sacrifice is required of a parent? When is it admissible to love yourself more than your child, or in another way, to fear your own death more than…
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  • Features & Reviews
  • Poetry

Eileen Myles on Inferno

  • Lisa Dusenbery
  • February 28, 2012
CA Conrad and Eileen Myles have an extensive conversation over at BOMBLog. Topics include Myles’ new “poet’s novel” Inferno, how memory’s role differs in composing poetry versus fiction, and writing…
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  • Art

Going Under the Surface

  • Lisa Dusenbery
  • February 15, 2012
BOMBlog interviews Julia Solis. The artist opens up about her explorations of underground spaces and urban decay. “…I’ve never been fearless. Being fearless just means you have no imagination. It’s…
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  • Features & Reviews

Emma Straub on Shutting The Door

  • Lisa Dusenbery
  • February 7, 2012
“One of the things I like about short stories is that you can place such huge importance on tiny objects and moments. If they’re there, taking up space in a…
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  • Features & Reviews

For the Late Bloomers

  • Lisa Dusenbery
  • January 6, 2012
Bomblog’s Friday “Page Break” series “embraces long-form writing on the web by showcasing original works of fiction by emerging literary talents.” Today they feature Rumpus columnist Alina Simone’s “Late Bloomers,”…
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Michael Alan’s Realism

  • Lisa Dusenbery
  • December 14, 2011
“I’m more of a realistic artist than anything else because life always changes on us. I’m trying to embrace that rather than trying to reject it. It’s something that’s definite…
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