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Afternoon Bites: Michael Ondaatje, Martha Southgate, John Fahey, and more

October 27, 2011
by Tobias Carroll No Comments

At Electric Literature, James Kaelan on Occupy Wall Street and the return of his Zero-Emission Book Project. (Vol.1’s Tobias Carroll reviewed Kaelan’s We’re Getting On for Word Riot last year.)

  • Jess Row on Michael Ondaatje’s latest novel, The Cat’s Table: “an affirmation of a literary ethic Ondaatje has devoted his career to rejecting.”
  • At Largehearted Boy, Martha Southgate has assembled Book Notes for her novel The Taste of Salt.
  • Ta-Nehisi Coates addresses the “genre fiction vs. literary fiction” debate.
  • Grayson Currin on the John Fahey collection Your Past Comes Back to Haunt You, at Pitchfork.
James KaelanJohn FaheyMartha SouthgateMichael OndaatjeOccupy Wall StreetTa-Nehisi Coates
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