Thought Machine: where ideas are born.- Year One, by Franz WrightYear One I was still standing on a northern corner. Moonlit winter clouds the color of the desperation of wolves. Proof of Your existence? There is nothing but.View Post
- The Next Big Thing: remember chain mail? This is that, but for...The Next Big Thing: remember chain mail? This is that, but for writers.The Next Big Thingis a pretty cool self-interview situation in which one author tags five other…View Postshared via WordPress.com
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- A Feature Interview with Michael Pollan, Best-Selling Author of...A Feature Interview with Michael Pollan, Best-Selling Author of The Omnivore’s Dilemma and Other Great BooksThere’s no shortage of great nonfiction books, but not too often does an author have a significant…View Postshared via WordPress.com
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- Year One, by Franz Wright
Year One, by Franz Wright
Year One I was still standing on a northern corner. Moonlit winter clouds the color of the desperation of wolves. Proof of Your existence? There is nothing but.
Robinson Alone and Kees Remembered: An Interview with Author Kathleen Rooney
Literature and art and music have a long and storied (sordid?) history of key characters offing themselves ingloriously, with the strange effect that sometimes this offing increases their legend, and thus, the profundity and damage of their work, to previously unthinkable levels. Consider the cases of Hemingway, Van Gogh, and Cobain for a top-level sampler … Read more
Mother Ginger and The Nutcracker: An Interview with Jenna Bush Hager
Every year at the Long Center is one of the most worthwhile pieces of what some would call “high culture” Christmas tradition. The long-running and always fantastic Nutcracker, the Tchaikovsky-scored piece featuring such awesome characters as Clara and The Mouse King, is something everyone should see at least once. This past weekend, the non-dancing role … Read more
Discovering the Afterlife and the Democracy of 7-Eleven: An Interview with Poet Dorothea Lasky
Some of the greatest, most insightful, most dangerous, and most damn interesting writing happening in today’s world gets lost in the din of the complicated messes we call lives. But some of this just can’t stay under the radar forever, and large among those cases is that of Dorothea Lasky, a spicy and daring writer … Read more
A Feature Interview with Michael Pollan, Best-Selling Author of The Omnivore’s Dilemma and Other Great Books
There’s no shortage of great nonfiction books, but not too often does an author have a significant and identifiable effect on the way people think about something they do every single day. But Michael Pollan‘s decade-long investigation of all angles of the food “situation,” from the industrial, organic, and sustainable food chain in the profound … Read more
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