STORIES
Grey Fox in the Twilight of the World
Blading the Dog Goddess
The Prisoner
Sharp
Madison the Human Being
Haven't You Even Been ListeningJames the Healer
Leaf Blower
ESSAYS
Mathieu Kassovitz and the Indomitable Gaul
Miranda July and homeliness
bullying and crying
Kelly Reichardt and entropy
the magic hour and Tree of Life trailer
Perhaps, in the Land of the Rising Sun, such a thing is normal and not considered an exotic. From the Russian people’s point of view, it looks blasphemous. Display of such comics is possible, but the Russian people should not study the works of Dostoevsky on the Japanese comics.
— Dimitri Dostoevsky, great-grandson of Fyodor Dostoevsky, feeling weirded out by the Dostevsky Museum’s exhibit dedicated to Osamu Tezuka’s Crime and Punishment manga set in Japan.
from The Woman
… a pack of wolves, born of tumult!
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I love my smart friend Molly.
MAD MEN MANIA! (The Incomplete ML on MM)
S1E1 “Smoke Gets In Your Eyes”
S2E13 “Meditations In An Emergency”
S3E11 “The Gypsy and the Hobo”
S3E13 “Shut the Door. Have a Seat.”
S4E2 “Christmas Comes But Once A Year”
S4E5 “The Chrysanthemum and the Sword”
Molly Lambert’s Mad Men blogs AKA the DNA of the 21st century
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TIANANMEN BEAR - “WEEDY” (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO)
GET DOWN ON IT.
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This handsome guy is my friend Kevin Maloney and he’s holding a brand new PANK 8, the issue that contains his beautiful story OWL SEES EVERYTHING. Photo by Tanna TenHoopen Dolinsky.
I have a poem called “Dark Continent” in the new issue of Unshod Quills, among other rad writings and arts contained therein; thanks to UQ editor Dena Rash Guzman for helping me edit my poem and for working hard and doing good.
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The most important thing to learn from Cronenberg is this - if you set science fiction in the present day it becomes horror with very little effort.
Finding the right workspace, for me, involved a lot of trial and error. In the end, this workspace turned out to be in some undergrowth.
It might not look luxurious, but there’s room for everything I need: a cup of tea, a reference volume or two, a spiral notebook and pen, and of…
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My story SHARP is in the new issue of NEW DEAD FAMILIES and you can read it HERE. I think it’s the weirdest story I’ve ever had published and also probably my favorite, thanks to Zack Wentz’s tireless and eagle-eyed/minded editing.
