Archive

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  Vade Mecum: An Introduction to Introductions

  Bruce WhitemanJun 4, 2012

  • History

• Unprecedented Attentiveness: Essays on Cinema

  "'Zona' is a mad endeavor, almost a provocation, certainly a challenge to Dyer himself — how can I keep people interested?"

  David WolfJun 3, 2012

• Survive: Alice Bag's "Violence Girl"

  Beyond the image of Bag’s punk persona, the memoir’s title also alludes to the specter of violence that shadowed her home and childhood.

  Chris DaleyJun 2, 2012

• The Read-Write Generation

  Houman BarekatJun 2, 2012
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  Shangri-La in the Rockies

  Rudy RuckerJun 1, 2012

  • Nonfiction

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  Town Pump

  Dave WhiteJun 1, 2012

  • Gender & Sexuality

  • Nonfiction

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  On the Shore with Tyrell and Bronxwood

  "The books are letting her talk about her life in a safe way that offers her a quick out should she need it."

  Gigi AmateauJun 1, 2012

  • Young Adult & Children’s Literature

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  Nostalgies: James and The Giant Peach

  April Henry, Paul AcamporaMay 31, 2012

  • Young Adult & Children’s Literature

• Books That Made Us: James and The Giant Peach

  May 31, 2012

• Breasts Are Us

  Joy HorowitzMay 31, 2012
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  Two Poems by Walt Whitman Set to Music.

  May 31, 2012

• Oh Say Can You See

  Julia Adeney ThomasMay 30, 2012
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  Dana Spiotta interviewed by Michael Szalay

  Michael SzalayMay 30, 2012

• Someone Else's Martyr

  "Erlandson's book occupies the uneasy intersection of two questionable impulses — the unedited rock star riffing on the young and the fallen."

  Mark SarvasMay 29, 2012

• Arriving at a Few Conclusions

  Andrew TonkovichMay 28, 2012

• Lost Highway Revisited: Ginger Strand’s “Killer on the Road”

  "No other feature of our national landscape has the same lonely menace, the same panoramic yet stifling dread of an empty highway."

  Jeremy LybargerMay 28, 2012