Monthly Archives: December 2010
Dick Watching: Heads or Tails
Posted by Juliet Linderman Hey there Dicksters and welcome to everyone’s favorite oceanographically relevant link list. You guys ready to cast away? I thought so. Let’s go! 1. First up, in absurdly-obvious-headline news we bring you this article, entitled “Dead … Continue reading
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George W. Bush is the new Tao Lin
Posted by Jason Diamond We’ve finally come to the point where a reputable literary magazine compares George W. Bush’s prose in Decision Points to Tao Lin’s. Eliot Weinberger in the London Review of Books, linked the writings of the worst … Continue reading
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Bites: Chabon’s “Wrecked” Novel, Adam Wilson’s Forthcoming Novel, Art Books and More
At The Atlantic: Michael Chabon discusses his “wrecked” novel, Fountain City, which is partially seeing the light of day as part of McSweeney’s #36. At Galleycat: Adam Wilson finds a home for his debut novel, Flatscreen. At 3:AM Magazine: Part … Continue reading
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The Twitterati of 2010
Posted by Vol. 1 Editors Welcome to the 2010 Twitterati awards. Please grab your gift bag on the way out. The winners this year are:
Today will be a Dennis Cooper Day
Posted by Jason Diamond I’m not sure how I found it, but I’m glad I did: the Dennis Cooper throw pillow. And From Harmony Korine’s Trash Humpers to Toy Story 3 and Zachary German: this was the year in stuff … Continue reading
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Sunday Stories Skip Week
Due to the holidays, no new Sunday Stories will appear until January. Take a look at the stories so far, or submit one of your own.
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The Year That Was: Hipster Books
Posted by Jason Diamond Everybody I know has been called a hipster at least once. If you wear canvas shoes, you’re a hipster. If you’re in your 20s, you’re a hipster. If you live in Brooklyn, Chicago, Portland, Atlanta, Austin … Continue reading
