PATSY YOUR ENTHUSIASM (2)
SIX DAYS ON THE ROAD
MEDIA DIET
Deb Chachra on: the Library app, Midnight Radio, Vancouver museums.
06th
Oct
Oct
The Book is a Weapon (2)
From John Holbo’s Pulp Mystery photostream on Flickr. *** Second in an occasional series.
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06th
Oct
Oct
Thor Heyerdahl
THOR HEYERDAHL (1914–2002) lived a long life, but so much was left undone: he might have piloted an ice floe from Porvoo to Hokkaido...
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05th
Oct
Oct
Middlebrow Bestsellers — Week of 9/27/09
1) THREE CUPS OF TEA, by Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin. (Penguin, $15.) A former climber builds schools in villages in Pakistan and...
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05th
Oct
Oct
Flann O’Brien
The myth of FLANN O’BRIEN (Brian O’Nolan, 1911-66) is that he squandered himself in the smalltime, wrote too much for the newspapers and not...
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04th
Oct
Oct
Winds of Magic (4): “We see you, Lee. We see you.”
Sprezzatura. If there’s a word guaranteed henceforth to discomfit the editors of The New Republic, that’ll be it. For it was under this romantic...
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04th
Oct
Oct
Buster Keaton
At one point in Billy Wilder’s Sunset Boulevard (1950), we find washed-up silent film stars literally and figuratively playing out their last hands. A...
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03rd
Oct
Oct
Talib Kweli
No anti- middlebrow in recent memory has gotten more mileage (and grief) because of Middlebrow’s coopting efforts than TALIB KWELI (born 1975). Anointed the...
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