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Literary citizenship: making the worlds we want to inhabit. Interviewed by Carmelo Valone. Interviewed by Elle Silver. Interviewed by AJ Strout. Interviewed by Quinn Gancedo, 2015. Angry Dog Midget Editions. Interviewed by Stephanie Taglianetti, 2015. Kelly Dulaney and Todd Seabrook. Interviewed by Paul Christian, 2015. Noah Saterstrom and tc tolbert. Interviewed by T.M. Semrad, 2015. Interviewed by Lindsey Eifert, 2015. Interviewed by Leah Clancy, 2015. And gritty silk journal. Interviewed by B Neimeth.

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Forster, E.M. Maurice. 1971) New York: Signet, 1973. This novel in 1914 but didn’t allow its publication until after his death, and he lived a very long time. It’s fortunate that he lived after Stonewall, and so this book was able to get read at a time that gays and lesbians were actively fighting for equal rights. Playboy. Of all people called the book The literary sensation of the year! Or at least so the back cover of my supercrappy Signet edition (not pictured left) says. Posted by Dusty at 9:31 AM.

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Link, Kelly. Magic for Beginners. Northampton: Small Beer P, 2005. I first read Kelly Link in the summer of 2003 while lying on my belly half-out of some friends’ tent in the mountains of central Pennsylvania. Say a half-hour outside Carlisle. We were on a camping trip for the Fourth, and these friends were meeting older friends, all of whom were hiking while I decided to stay and read the McSweeney’s Thrilling Tales. My favorite story is the title story, which is mostly about a TV show called The Library.

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Casagrande, June. Grammar Snobs Are Great Big Meanies: A Guide to Language for Fun and Spite. New York: Penguin, 2006. Much of what I know on grammar i.e., those parts of language structures that are distinct from usage and styles I learned in high-school German. Ours is, as you know, a Germanic language, and while the Germans may throw all their additional verbs in their infinitive forms at the end of a sentence (hence: Es hätte ein bessere Tee werden können. It [subjunctive form of the verb to have.

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Didion, Joan. Miami. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1987. What kept me going was Didion's sentences, which are, as always, beautiful. I think with this book more than any other of hers I've read what she's leaning on most heavily is the periodic sentence; the one that saves for the end the sentence's most important point. It's such an elegant form in the way it lets commas drop like dead animals from the reaching boughs of her sentences:. Here's another passage, one more toward Didion's general point and ...

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Foer, Jonathan Safran. Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. New York: Houghton Mifflin, 2005. A Dutchman told me a couple weeks ago that this book was better than Foer's first, Everything is Illuminated. I'm here to tell you this Dutchman was as wrong as he was gorgeous, which by golly. It's unfair to do this, to take a book and hold it up in judgement next to its predecessor, but this is the curse of the "sophomore effort" isn't it? Doesn't it happen in all areas of existence? Posted by Dusty at 10:57 AM.

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Yes, Starlings! Yes!: January 2006

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A compendium of the best and most starling-based and starling-related observational humor. Tuesday, January 31, 2006. True or false: the Culkin kids employ the same reproductive process as Gremlins. Posted by Mathias Svalina @ 8:40 AM. Monday, January 30, 2006. Pawns and pieces tend toward certain behaviors. Played chess with Zach. Last night, huddled into his homey breakfast nook while his sweet-natured dog (Grace? The Blue Book chapbook and David Perry’s Range Finder. I love the way her poem moves meth...

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Luke Bloomfield (Safety Book #36) | RescuePress

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Experiments in Art and Writing. Stephen Lovely (Safety Book #35). Denise Jarrott (Safety Book #37) →. Luke Bloomfield (Safety Book #36). 1 Could you tell us the name of a book that you love, and why? The Four Questions of Melancholy. By Tomaz Salamun, an anthology of his poems that goes all the way back to Poker. 2 Where were you when you first read, or saw, or heard of this book? 3 Did this book influence your own writing, thinking, sense of the world, or. I want to say that if it weren’t for. You are a...

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The Corpse! Week One | The Green Lantern Press

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The Green Lantern Press. September 23, 2010. Busy and exciting first weekend for the Corpse Performance Space @ The Green Lantern. First up, on Friday, The Open Secret series. Curated by Brian Wallace and Joni Murphy, the Open Secret is a series of performances and talks and readings involved in investigating ideas of artistic ecology. Recent SAIC MFA’er and Chances maven. I’ve been really excited about this series–improvised scores to experimental movies–and Marc delivered an amazing s...This ambiguity ...