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Sunday, July 15th, 2012
Assange interviews Chomsky, a 12-year-old interviews his 32-year-old self, Patti Smith on Virginia Woolf and more.
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Tags: Alfred Hitchcock, Best of Young British Novelists 4, BFI, Fondation Cartier, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Govinda Azad, Granta, Julian Assange, Nietzsche Family Circus, Noam Chomsky, Patti Smith, Patti Smith Reading, paul kavanagh, Paul Kavanagh's Iceberg, Reinhard Lettau, Richard Kenney, Roman Haiku, Tariq Ali, The Genius of Hitchcock, Untoward Magazine, virginia woolf
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Sunday, July 1st, 2012
Alan Moore and his new short films, the importance of The Reader Organisation, an interview with Kurt Vonnegut and more.
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Tags: alan moore, christopher marlowe, edgar allan poe, Ernest Hemingway, jean-jacques rousseau, kurt vonnegut, Linda Ann Strang, mark twain, Nothing Doing, richard dadd, the reader organisation, Wedding Underwear for Mermaids, wes anderson, Willie Smith
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Saturday, June 23rd, 2012
As narrated by Iain Sinclair… (more…)
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Tags: alan moore, Alan Moore The Leauge of Extraordinary Gentlement, b. catling, Iain Sinclair The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, kevin o'neill, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Century: 2009, The Vorrh The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
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Sunday, June 17th, 2012
This week: Gustave Doré, some 19th Century Photoshopping, Bloomsday and the final farewell to Hiram Cronk.
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Tags: alastair campbell, armando iannucci, ashkan honarvar, bookshop wedding, bookshops, carnegie award, cervantes, don quixote, gustave dore, hiram cronk, James Joyce, Nothing Doing, patrick ness, photoshop, photoshopping, randolf pfaff, salt publishing, sylvia plath, this week's reading, ulysses, war faces, Willie Smith
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Sunday, June 10th, 2012
This week: sword fighting manuals, London markets, wire sculptures, poetry from Robert Herbert and more.
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Tags: bronte, charlotte bronte, david oliveira, f. scott fitzgerald, god save the queen, john lydon, Jubilee, knives forks & spoons press, kubrick, london markets, manual of sword fighting, manuel de combat à l’épée, market, Nothing Doing, pangs & intermittences, ray bradbury, robert herbert, sculpture, stanley kubrick, the sex pistols, this week's reading, Willie Smith
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Sunday, June 3rd, 2012
Jubilee writers, some terrifying children’s books, poetry by Ryan Quinn Flanagan, The Great Gatsby trailer and much more…
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Tags: Dorothea Tanning, James Joyce, Jubilee, Massimo Bartolini, Ryan Quinn Flanagan, salvador dali, The Great Gastby, this week's reading, thomas edison, virginia woolf, Walt Disney
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Wednesday, May 30th, 2012
Human life is everywhere a state in which much is to be endured and little to be enjoyed.[1]
Most people would concur, but not Salope Foutre. Finding him changed my life, like listening to Miles, Monk, and Mingus. I could find no English translation of Salope Foutre’s only book and so I had to go to Paris. I found an old dogeared copy by the Seine River. It was very expensive, as you can imagine. Paris is so expensive. (more…)
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Tags: celine Voyage au bout de la nuit, hamsun hunger, paul kavanagh, Salope Foutre, Sucer Mon Robinet
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Sunday, May 27th, 2012
This week: The future according to ’70s Japan, Einstein on praying, 10 over-rated books, and Leos Carax isn’t a people person.
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Tags: albert einstein, alejandro jodorowsky, cannes, einstein, ezra pound, holy motors, janda zdenek, japan, leos carax, mike ingram, over-rated books, richard brautigan, rise of the dolls, romana, self-publishing, tattoos, the public, this week's reading
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Sunday, May 20th, 2012
This week: Marcel Proust playing air guitar, Harvey Pekar, Patti Smith’s poetry, and a defence of Nikola Tesla.
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Tags: bohumil hrabal, bookshops, carlos fuentes, chomu, chomu press, gary snyder, Harvey Pekar, iain sinclair, marcel duchamp, marcel proust, marie curie, moby dick, nikola tesla, patti sith, patti smith poetry, susan sontag, sylvia plath, tesla, this week's reading, village voice
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Wednesday, May 16th, 2012
blog
Spelled [blawg, blog] noun, verb, blogged, blog·ging.
Noun. Weblog. Example: The blogger blogged about his books.
Let us remember the days when our opinions were wasted on our peers and our poetry was destined never to see the light of day; a pencil scrawl in a diary. The days when we transported music on a cassette that held only fourteen tracks and waited for hours outside Woolies for a friend to turn up, because we had no means of sending a message asking ‘WHR R U? IM COLD N ALONE. LOL.’ Now look at us, typing our every incidental thought and contemplation onto a web log, for the world to peruse. (more…)
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Tags: author blog awards, blog, blog diary, british bloggers, completelynovel, karina evans
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