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David Breithaupt

David Breithaupt has written for The Nervous Breakdown, Rumpus, Exquisite Corpse, and others. He has worked as a bibliographic assistant to Allen Ginsberg, a newsstand checker for Rolling Stone, and a staff member to the great Brazenhead Bookstore in New York City. He currently works for two sports newspapers in Columbus, Ohio, covering the Cincinnati Reds and OSU collegiate sports.

“An Exquisite, Terrifying Awareness”: On Iris Smyles’s “Droll Tales”

David Breithaupt reviews Iris Smyles’s new collection, “Droll Tales.”...

FICTION

The Tough Poetry of Noir: A Conversation with Jonathan Ames

The celebrated detective novelist talks about his new book, the style of noir, and the powers of catharsis....

NOIR

In the Back Kitchen

If you could have lunch with a famous person or a departed loved one, whom would you choose?...

FICTION

FOOD & DRINK

MEMOIR & ESSAY

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Poetry in the Time of Melancholia: Rae Armantrout’s “Conjure”

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Poetry in the Time of Melancholia: Rae Armantrout’s “Conjure”

DAVID BREITHAUPT

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Bending Toward Justice: A Conversation with Simon Tam

LAW

POLITICS

MUSIC

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Life in the Holding Pen: A Conversation with Ryan Chapman

FICTION

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Life After Noir: A Conversation with Duke Haney

FILM

MEMOIR & ESSAY

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The Torturous Stress of Chess: An Interview with Brin-Jonathan Butler

NONFICTION

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Darkness in Daylight

POLITICS

HISTORY

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My Small America: An Interview with Hanif Abdurraqib

POLITICS

MUSIC

MEMOIR & ESSAY

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Hell Is Truth Seen Too Late

FICTION

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