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Exhibit 2.18
Autobiography of Red by Anne Carson This is the first in what will, ideally, be a continuing series of poetry books and chapbooks that I’ll be reading in the coming months. It’s either appropriate or...
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Two Things: * I have unanswered questions about the movie Baghead. I also don’t want to give anything away, so if you care and haven’t seen it–and I’m not saying you should though maybe you should. Or...
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Exhibit 17.4
Stock Photography Review I did this in the fall, skipped the winter, and am back to do it now that it’s “spring.” (Ed note: It is not in any way spring. Here’s how cold it is here: there is no coffee...
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Exhibit 19.11
I was excited when I got the flier for the Monster Sale until I found out it was really about underware. I mean, I was still pretty excited but I had to change the drawing.
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Bad Ideas * Having your Pulitzer Prize winning story collection include an “interview” in the discussion material between the author and the titular character. “Wait, you were following me?” the...
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Exhibit 1.6.6
Teaching Autobiography of Red This Week Wrote about it when I first read it five years ago here, favorite lines here. Now my favorite lines might come from the opening translations: Geryon was a...
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Exhibit 1.8.20
New Cupboard Becoming Monster by Christopher Higgs 63 pages. Tape-bound. $5.00 Cover and Book Design by Todd Seabrook. An essay in nineteen parts, where writer-critic Christopher Higgs investigates...
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