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Vol. 1 Brooklyn presents: The Greatest 3-Minute Stories About The 90s

On November 17, 2011 By Jason Diamond

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Morning Bites: Stacks of books, Jennifer Gilmore talks to Elissa Schappell, Franzen and P.J. O’Rourke on Bill Maher, and more

On October 10, 2011 By Jason Diamond

Slate on the new Jeffrey Eugenides novel, The Marriage Plot. Vol. 1 on Jeffrey Eugenides: the dude really knows how to rock a vest.
If you like pictures of stacks of books from the offices of various media companies, BuzzFeed has got the post for you. Jonathan Franzen, P.J. O’Rourke, and others discussed Occupy Wall Street with Bill Maher this past weekend. Jennifer Gilmore interviews Elissa Schappell over at The Rumpus. Thanks to WFMU for leading us to Hans Richter’s 1946 film Dreams That Money Can Buy, featuring a soundtrack with original compositions [...]
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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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Morning Bites: Jackson Pollock death day, Dana Spiotta on Bookworm, Jennifer Gilmore’s desk, Tom Waits fishing, and more

On August 11, 2011 By Jason Diamond

Today we learn what Jennifer Gilmore's desk looks like, Tom Waits on a boat, No Child Left Behind is being left behind, Jackson Pollock is still dead, and more.
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