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On Literary Fiction and Radical Music

On September 23, 2011 By Tobias Carroll

Posted by Tobias Carroll

Last Sunday, a combination of topics and questions raised during two panels at the Brooklyn Book Festival got me thinking about one particular intersection of music and literature. This is more of a question (or a request for information) than anything else.

One late-morning panel included Justin Taylor and Jennifer Gilmore, both of whom have released acclaimed novels that at least touch on punk subcultures — whether anarchist communes or straightedge hardcore. Eleanor Henderson’s Ten Thousand Saints delved into the world of New York hardcore (see our discussion of “punk fiction and punk [...]

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