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April 5, 2007

Attention, Lit-Mag Lovers!

By Liz Lopatto

CLMP’s Literary Magazine & Small Press Fair Recharging the Sensorium: Central Connecticut State University’s Writing Conference Friday, April 27th, 2007, 9am-5pm Location: Founder’s Hall Central Connecticut State University New Britain, […]

April 5, 2007

Short Takes

By Liz Lopatto

MIT builds a better foot. Mommy Oprah? “Britain has one camera for every 14 subjects: keeping account of everything is full time work.” “Alairy” is clearly a British phenomenon. I […]

April 4, 2007

Short Takes

By Liz Lopatto

Typewriters and their thrilling nature. How to judge a flop. Plug your book, babe. “Whenever a once-famous person resurfaces in the news, reporters rely on a kind of journalistic shorthand […]

April 3, 2007

Cavallaro’s Jesus

By Jerry Harp

There is an episode of Seinfeld in which George and Jerry are talking at the coffee shop about George’s schemes to combine a few of his favorite things: sex, food, […]

April 3, 2007

Short Takes

By Liz Lopatto

Hot Metal Bridge has launched itself out of PA. Michael Martone and Dan Chaon guest star. “I even bought The Road, intending to give it a fair read, a fresh […]

April 2, 2007

Short Takes

By Liz Lopatto

“If you came into the kitchen in my house when I was growing up and you were looking for something ??? money or a clean shirt or permission to go […]

March 30, 2007

Short Takes

By Liz Lopatto

Girls in college: a subject of constant fascination. (via AL Daily) Lighting and volcanoes: closer than Zeus and Hephaestus ever thought. “You don’t look gullible, but you are.” Oprah [hearts] […]

March 29, 2007

Short takes

By Kirsten Reach

Benjamin Percy is awarded The Paris Review‘s Plimpton Prize for his short story “Refresh, Refresh.” Quite a way to pay for daycare. And he didn’t even have to split it […]

March 28, 2007

Short Takes

By Liz Lopatto

The Chinese pirate more books than DVDs per year. In other news, it’s possible to pirate books. “You can always tell a Harvard man when you see him, but you […]

March 27, 2007

Spring 2007 Has Sprung

By John Pickard

The Spring 2007 issue of The Kenyon Review, that is. Since many folks make the KR Blog a destination spot and may miss updates on the “front page”, I thought […]

March 27, 2007

Checking the Mail

By Jerry Harp

What is this ardent interest in the mail? Whether it’s email or post, I have to discipline myself to keep from checking every few minutes. It’s been this way since […]