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Nerd Porn: The Cover For Jami Attenberg’s THE MIDDLESTEINS

On February 16, 2012 By Jason Diamond

Afternoon Bites: Edogawa Rampo, Jami Attenberg Team-Up, Pamela Ryder, and more

On January 17, 2012 By Tobias Carroll

Morning Bites: The Girl With The Wagner Tattoo, Talking Moby-Dick, coffee goes up, and more

On January 4, 2012 By Jason Diamond

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Afternoon Bites: Writing Soundtracks, Sci-Fi Comics, Alex Shakar’s 2001, and more

On December 19, 2011 By Tobias Carroll

For the Village Voice, Jami Attenberg collects the 2011 writing soundtracks of authors, including Emily Gould, Ned Vizzini, and Justin Taylor.
Ta-Nehisi Coates on reading Middlemarch. Alex Shakar, author of Luminarium, looks back at his 2001. Warren Ellis on science fiction comics. Big Other collects best-of-2011 lists from a number of literary types, including one Vol.1 editor. Laura Hudson on webcomics and pixelation. Largehearted Boy collects recommended books from authors who showed up at WORD’s holiday open house last weekend.
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Morning Bites: Samovar reading, Literary tote bag fever, Attenberg’s year, Sandburg’s house, and more

On December 12, 2011 By Jason Diamond

I guess before winter comes that the cold winds have to rise. At least that’s what the Game of Thrones trailer leads me to believe.
Ellen Ullman and Will Hermes read at the Russian Samovar tonight. Sadie Stein (who is reading at our Greatest 3-Minute Stories About the 90s event on Weds.) talks to the New York Times about tote bags. Remember that time when we talked about what your literary tote bag says about you? John Mayer reviews Jeffrey Eugenides. (Okay,that’s not totally true.) Jami Attenberg’s year in reading at The [...]
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Morning Bites: Saving the OWS library, Will Hermes, what Jenny Slate reads, what happened to Lolita, and more

On November 18, 2011 By Jason Diamond

At Salon: How Jami Attenberg (and friends) tried to help rescue the OWS library.
Another excerpt from Will Hermes’s fantastic Love Goes to Buildings on Fire: Five Years That Changes Music Forever. What really happened to Lolita. Jenny Slate tells The Atlantic what she reads. PBS announces return dates for Downton Abbey and Sherlock NPR reflects on the “great, often bizarre” Miles Davis quintet.
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Morning Bites: When Updike went homophobic, Jami Attenberg, Gessen at #OccupyWallStreet, and more

On October 13, 2011 By Jason Diamond

At Slate, David Haglund takes a look back at a homophobic 1999 book review written by John Updike. He wasn’t keen on gay people, and he’d already been labeled a misogynist. Now we’re convinced the only people John Updike liked were Ted Williams and Jewish writers.
One of our favorite writers, Jami Attenberg, spends some time seeing if people pick up free copies of her book at a coffee shop. Keith Gessen went to Occupy Wall Street. We heard a rumor he took cues from Jami Attenberg, and left copies of All [...]
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What a big desk Jami Attenberg has…

On July 29, 2011 By Jason Diamond

Jami Attenberg writes about the desk she writes at.
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