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Morning Bites: Brideshead vs. Downton, n+1 Personals profiled, Stephen Elliott’s “Cherry,” and more

On January 23, 2012 By Jason Diamond

Afternoon Bites: Patti Smith, Judge Dredd, Clarice Lispector, and more

On December 6, 2011 By Tobias Carroll

Via Alexander Chee, Sven Birkerts on writer’s block: “Mood is relevant, certainly, but it is not sufficient. Mood, the vibration of one’s psychological state — the momentary expression of the felt relation to the world. It is as all-determining and elusive as weather.”
New fiction from Adam Wilson, at The Paris Review. Patti Smith wrote music inspired by the letters of Alfred Stieglitz and Georgia O’Keeffe. At Flavorwire, Emily Temple looks at 2011′s most overlooked books. Alyssa Rosenberg on Judge Dredd. Benjamin Moser looks at the work of Clarice Lispector.
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Morning Bites: Lev Grossman’s mixtape, Sholem Asch, lady punks, and more

On August 9, 2011 By Jason Diamond

Lev Grossman digs some Colin Meloy, Twilight goes 8 bit, new media and old are to blame in the London riots, and more.
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Morning Bites: Books for yuppies, Amy Klein at The Awl, postcards, and much more

On August 4, 2011 By Jason Diamond

Today's news includes books for really rich people, Amy Klein talking to The Awl, Billy Reid's playlist, and a bunch more.
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Morning Bites: Lethem’s Newest, LA Times Book Prizes, Blake’s Grave and More

On February 22, 2011 By Jason Diamond

Mr. California, Jonathan Lethem, gives us an excerpt from his upcoming book about the movie, They Live.
Christopher Hitchens, Jonathan Franzen, and Patti Smith are among the finalists for the 2010 Los Angeles Times Book Prizes. Jami Attenberg talks to Wesley Stace. William Blake’s grave will be protected. James Franco’s banned Oscar song. Uzbekistan finally catches on to our Western devil music.
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Band Booking: Amy Klein of Titus Andronicus

On February 14, 2011 By Jason Diamond

We usually like to keep Band Booking to a few questions, but when Amy Klein submitted this essay about Patti Smith, there was really no way we were going to turn it down for a few reasons:

1. Amy Klein rules.

2. We love Patti Smith.

3. Amy is in Titus Andronicus. They’re maybe the best rock n’ roll band on the planet right now. She also does a side project called Hilly Eye that we really like also.

Patti Smith, Magic, and Me

During the first meeting of my poetry class, my teacher [...]
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Bites: Edward Gorey’s Fur, Jim Carroll’s Novel, Patti Smith at a Museum and More

On January 5, 2011 By Jason Diamond

At The Paris Review: A. N. Devers talks about the fur coats of Edward Gorey. At L Magazine: Thoughts on Jim Carroll’s first (and last) novel, Petting Zoo. At Nerve: Patti Smith and Michael Stipe pay tribute to Jean Genet. At 3:AM Magazine: In the wake of the “N” word being taken out of Huckleberry Finn, a look back at another literary cleanup.
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Bites: Leg up on Lipsyte, Japanther’s Books, DeLillo on NPR, Digital Librarians, and More

On February 9, 2010 By Jason Diamond

Want to read the first five chapters of Sam Lipsyte’s forthcoming book, The Ask? BAM!
Don DeLillo was on NPR to talk about his new book, Point Omega. The guy from Japanther likes some good books. LitKicks calls Patti Smith’s Just Kids, “the first great book of the new decade“. Melville House has a god on their hands. Shakespeare and a little kid. “Tech-savvy librarians” Califone on tour.
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