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TODAY on Counterforce: Again & Again & Again. →
Counterforce’s own conversational poet Lollipop Gomez pits Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton in a cage match to the death. Lollipop’s only allowed them one weapon each of her choosing and it’s simply: words.
Is the state of the literature world getting you...
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Seriously, you can. He said so himself:
Nothing has changed! The written word—the love of it and the power of the written word—it hasn’t changed. It’s a matter of fostering it, fertilizing it, not giving up on it, and having faith. Don’t get down. I actually have established an e-mail address, deggers@826national.org—if you want to take it down—if you are ever feeling down, if you are...
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New Murakami Novel Causes Stir →
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It took years after I’d graduated from Amherst to realize that people were...
– David Foster Wallace (via ogabriel) (via davidfosterwallace)
When the movie opens, one of the girlfriends (Parker Posey, hurrah) is trying to...
– I like Sady’s review of Kicking and Screaming. This part in particular because, and this happened, to me, a horrible misogynist terrible manthing asked me, on my first party debut as a girlfriend (same as Kate above), to excuse myself because he was having man time. I had never met him before and...