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Art in America: "To the Letter," Peter Neumeyer and Edward Gorey Talked with Peter Neumeyer about his collaborations with Edward Gorey, and their collected correspondence, Floating Worlds: http://www.artinamericamagazine.com/news-opinion/conversations/2011-10-17/peter-neumeyer-on-edward-gorey/ … |
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Rain Taxi: Talking Animals VOL. 16 NO. 3, FALL 2011 (#63) Interview with Adam Hines about his book, Duncan the Wonder Dog: In Adam Hines’s debut graphic novel, Duncan the Wonderdog (AdHouse Books, $24.95), the animals can talk, and their revolution is underway. … |
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Bomb Magazine: Charlie Smith Long talk with Charlie Smith for Bomb Magazine. With audio clip. http://bombsite.com/issues/113/articles/3642 Another summer in the city. It’s a heat wave—as bad as it used to be, but a month early. Nowadays, August cools off, and in July, we’re still new to this new summer—and better able to withstand the heat. … |
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Brooklyn Rail: Frederic Tuten As published in the Brooklyn Rail: http://brooklynrail.org/2010/09/books/frederic-tuten-with-john-reed I met Frederic Tuten at the diner we only managed to identify as, “that place a block down from the Strand,” where we talked about his essays, his short stories, and his five novels—The Adventures of Mao on the Long March (1971), Tallien: A Brief Romance (1988), Tintin in the New World (1993), Van Gogh’s Bad Café (1997), and The Green Hour (2002)—and his interest in the visual arts. … |
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Bomb Magazine: Ann Lauterbach Long talk with Ann Lauterbach for Bomb Magazine: http://www.bombsite.com/issues/999/articles/3359 The third week of August: historically, it’s the week when New Yorkers blow town. Air conditioners rattle and spit and give out, and windows are open wide, as if the rolled glass of the tenements would melt in the white sun. … |
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Brooklyn Rail: Stephen Graubard All The Presidents as Men As published in the Brooklyn Rail: http://www.brooklynrail.org/2005/02/books/all-the-presidents-as-men Stephen Graubard’s Command of Office is a monumental and challenging analysis of what has come to encompass the contemporary U.S. presidency. … |
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Brooklyn Rail: Karen Liebreich Karen Liebreich with John Reed As published in the Brooklyn Rail: http://www.brooklynrail.org/2004/10/books/karen-liebreich In 1646, the Piarist Order, which had introduced education to the masses—and not only an education in Latin but also an education in basic reading and arithmetic—was disbanded by Pope Innocent X. … |
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Brooklyn Rail: Paul Auster Paul Auster with John Reed As published in the Brooklyn Rail: http://www.brooklynrail.org/2003/08/books/paul-auster Paul Auster’s 10 novels include, most recently, The Book of Illusions, which comes out in paperback from Picador this August. … |
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