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Super Bowl: Greatest Hits, night 1
Obviously for someone who enjoys both football, amusing commercials and tiny hot dogs the Super Bowl is a big day (to say nothing of the Puppy Bowl). Next Sunday was one reason I wanted to get this bl… more →
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An Arsonist's Guide to Writers' Homes in New England by Brock Clarke
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Guy A. Savage wrote 3 days ago: In spite of its intriguing title, An Arsonist’s Guide to Writers’ Homes in New England i … more →
The Secret Lives of Dolls
latenighter wrote 3 weeks ago: Where the hell did November go? Here, have some of this as an olive branch! … more →
The Nose
sameemkirk wrote 1 month ago: So I open up my copy of the Met’s Live in HD and Radio Guide for the upcoming season and I sta … more →
DEVO
weirdestband wrote 2 months ago: Another old-school weird band that probably needs no introduction, unless you’re only acquaint … more →
London, Jack
Hollis Dorian wrote 3 months ago: London bridge is falling the fuck down! Get the jaws of life and some WD40, dude! … more →
Old Favorite: Lamb
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Shannon wrote 3 months ago: Image via Wikipedia Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ’s Childhood Pal, Christopher Mo … more →
The Residents
weirdestband wrote 3 months ago: Jake and I debated for hours over which band should be the subject of our First Ever Post, but in th … more →
Old Favorite: Coyote Blue
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Shannon wrote 4 months ago: Image via Wikipedia Coyote Blue, Christopher Moore (1994) Christopher Moore and Neil Gaiman have ins … more →
Two New Poems
austingivens wrote 4 months ago: Milk lightbulb indian running tree says its good. Its tight and sadness and light and ice-cream and … more →
The Line
blonderblondest wrote 4 months ago: Lights Up. We see a single line of blankly dressed men stretching from stage left to right. The las … more →
The Immoralist by Andre Gide
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Kerry wrote 5 months ago: I have been going through old classics on my shelves recently. A couple months ago, I re-read Albert … more →
Another dialogue with the same stuffed animal
Kristal wrote 5 months ago: Some creative venting. Read the prior entry first before you read this one. ——— … more →
Dialogue with a stuffed animal
Kristal wrote 5 months ago: I just remembered about this piece of writing I wrote last year. Suddenly feel compelled to write a … more →
Taniguchi Takashi's brilliant absurdities
Trane DeVore wrote 6 months ago: I recently got clued into Taniguchi Takashi’s animated shorts, which are absolute monuments o … more →
Bartleby, the Scrivener, or, the Beginnings in Absurdist Writing.
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wakeface wrote 7 months ago: Sara Wakeman is a freshman at the University of Washington. She is so far undeclared but is cons … more →
A Short Story, and Something to Remember
austingivens wrote 8 months ago: A short story. For the correct effect, listen to the corresponding Velvet Underground song for each … more →
tumbarumba, content jamma
gravitymax wrote 8 months ago: Tumbarumba is an add-on for Firefox web browsers. It quietly sits in the background, occasionally in … more →
exit the king
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pensum wrote 9 months ago: [NYTimes] When “Exit the King” was first staged on Broadway in 1968 (for a repertory run of 47 perfo … more →
Genre Crisis
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neuraldisarray wrote 9 months ago: Right. So i’ve finished the script, or thereabouts. I like it, though it’s a bit verbose … more →
