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Afternoon Bites: Luc Sante, Horseracing, Tennis, and more

September 1, 2011
by Tobias Carroll No Comments

“Its blending of the real and the fantastic is so silken it can almost pass unnoticed…” Luc Sante on Jean Vigo’s film L’Atalante.

  • In Saratoga, Elisabeth Donnelly takes in a day at the races.
  • Steve Brezenoff provides a playlist for his novel Brooklyn, Burning.
  • Chuck Pahlaniuk talks YA, the afterlife, Amy Hempel, and more.
  • Geoff Dyer on the art of finding tennis partners.
  • The folks at WORD interview Joe Donnelly, editor of the fine Los Angeles-based literary magazine Slake.
  • At Dusted, Nate Knaebel looks at recent Band Booking interviewees Jacuzzi Boys: “Whatever lo-fi tendencies lurked on earlier records…are tempered here in favor of what is, if not a mature sound then certainly one conscientious of how pop smarts can be elevated by a solid recording.”
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