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March into APRIL
A User’s Guide to the 2015 Authors, Publishers, and Readers of Independent Literature Festival
books
Posted inBooks
An Encomium (E-N-C-O-M-I-U-M) to Spelling Bees
The Last Place No One Can Get Mad at You for Loving Words
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Imagery in Three Dimensions—You Are Not Dead Author Wendy Xu on Visual Artists Transforming Her Poems into Objects
“A Physicality That Poetry Can’t Access”
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Ann Pancake’s West Virginia Is a Beautiful, Terrible Place
Me and My Daddy Listen to Bob Marley Is Full of Arson and Beauty
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Kelly Link’s Genius Swings from the Banal to the Fantastic
A Brief Dissection of the First Story in Her New Collection, Get in Trouble
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The Sculptor Is a Huge Comic About What It Means to Make Art
For Scott McCloud, Understanding Comics Is Just the Beginning
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Finally, a Novel About Bigfoot That Really Gets It Right
The Sasquatch Hunter’s Almanac Is Shame-Free Magical Realism
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F. Scott Fitzgerald Lives On in Stewart O’Nan’s Complex, Rewarding Novel West of Sunset
Noted Author Becomes Literary Protagonist
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I Think I Think You Are Totally Wrong Is Totally Wrong
David Shields and Caleb Powell’s “Quarrel” Takes Up All the Air in the Room
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William S. Burroughs Was Better as a Movie Star Than as a Writer
More Life Off the Page Than On
Posted inFilm/TV
Films That Are Better Than the Books They’re Adapted From
Because Sometimes They Are
