In our afternoon reading: news of a Kurt Vonnegut comics adaptation, the history of the Village East, and more.
Weekend Bites: Claire G. Coleman, “Slaughterhouse-Five” at Fifty, Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi, and More
In our weekend reading: reviews of novels by Claire G. Coleman and Edward Carey, thoughts on the Mekons’ new album, and more.
Afternoon Bites: Mira Jacob Nonfiction, April Ayers Lawson Interviewed, Jac Jemc Fiction, Gary Lutz, and More
In our afternoon reading: new writing from Mira Jacob and Jac Jemc, a look at Kurt Vonnegut’s legacy, and more.
Afternoon Bites: Vonnegut on TV, Neil Gaiman Interviewed, Luc Sante, Rios de la Luz Fiction, and More
In our afternoon reading: news of a Vonnegut television adaptation, an interview with Neil Gaiman, fiction from Rios de la Luz, and more.
Afternoon Bites: Jane Austen, Scott Cheshire on the Devil, Teju Cole, Writers on Vonnegut, and More
In our afternoon reading: thoughts on Jane Austen, Teju Cole on torture, Scott Cheshire on the devil, an interview with James Ellroy, new writing from Jazmine Hughes, and more.
Morning Bites: Vonnegut on “Jailbird,” Roxane Gay Interviewed, Thee Oh Sees, Body/Head at MoMA, and More
This morning: a vintage Kurt Vonnegut interview, an interview with Roxane Gay, Body/Head plays MoMA, Swans’ Thor Harris talks with Noisey, and more.
Morning Bites: Feedback Press, Vonnegut Novella, Amelia Gray On Water, Hunger Games, And More
Have you checked out Feedback Press? Obviously we’re excited because our own Tobias Carroll is involved (figured that needed to be mentioned), but chapbooks by Maura Johnston, Mike McGonigal, and other great people is something we’d mention anyway. An unreleased Kurt Vonnegut novella from the late 1940s will be released today. Amelia Gray on the water in Los Angeles at GOOD. Hunger Games fever is upon us. We should probably mention the Wes Anderson commercial. Ancient Egypt making a comeback […]
Morning Bites: Slaughterhouse-Five is banned, Eggers on Sendak, Andrew Bird does Kermit, and more
Today: writers tell the Daily Beast their favorite summer reads, Kurt Vonnegut is banned in a Missouri school, Andrew Bird covers “It’s Not Easy Being Green,” and a bunch more.