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Almanacco del Giorno - 3 Dec. 2009

Nicola di Bowery wrote 2 weeks ago: Vol1Brooklyn – Abraham Lincoln, The Vampyre Slayer Nazione Indiana – Ritratto di signora … more →

Tags: Almanacco Reader [Links], New York, Henry Miller, Walt Whitman, Slate, Spinoza, Wittgenstein, piovono rane, dissapore

Weekly Geeks: Did Somebody Say "Podcast"?3 comments

tolmsted wrote 1 month ago: I haven’t participated in a Weekly Geeks for a while – but I couldn’t resist this … more →

Tags: Podcast, Books, Weekly Geeks, Guardian, Andrew Marr, Simon Mayo, Claire Armitstead, The Moth, nyrb

To-Do List: Dollhouse, Blue Dogs, and More

Daniel wrote 1 month ago: Since I’m slated to fail barely pass a stats test in a few hours I don’t have the time t … more →

Tags: conservatism, dollhouse, Politics

Poem Strip

Nicola di Bowery wrote 1 month ago: Sul discorso dei progetti di traduzione inaspettati da questo lato dell’oceano, qualche settim … more →

Tags: Traduzione, Dino Buzzati, Poema a fumetti, Poem Strip

Almanacco del Giorno - Links 19 Oct. 2009

Nicola di Bowery wrote 2 months ago: Brave New World – eBook Devices Are Multiplying The New Yorker - Sasha Frere-Jones on “T … more →

Tags: Almanacco Reader [Links], The New Yorker, sasha frere jones, eBook, Brave New World, Ecocomics, underground library, Henry Rollins, Leonard Cohen

I'm Not Blogging About Politics, I'm Blogging About Boobs51 comments

Daniel wrote 2 months ago: I’m a little late on this news but oh well. I’ve always had trouble understanding what … more →

Tags: Culture, Current Events, the daily beast

John Brown's Body

petebyrne wrote 2 months ago: Driving through cold rain and heavy traffic to pick up some lunch, I overtook an old barge of a car … more →

Tags: The Culture, Politics, Essay, Rant, H. L. Mencken, John Brown, The New Yorker, Right to Life, Abortion

Readings: Week 38

Dylan Byers wrote 3 months ago: Rainer Maria Rilke, c. 1905 Rainer Maria Rilke: “Interiors” (The Paris Review, Fall 2009) | “You mus … more →

Tags: Literature, Politics & Civil Society, Readings, The New Yorker, The Paris Review, Gary Wills, Rainer Maria Rilke, George Packer, Barack Obama

The Competitive Advantage Of The Times

Daniel wrote 3 months ago: In the second part of his excellent two part series in The New York Review of Books on the future of … more →

Tags: Journalism, Newspapers

July 15: New York: A Conversation with Cohen, Esfandiari, Sadjadpour Tonight2 comments

seamorg wrote 5 months ago: PEN American Center, The New York Review of Books, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, and 9 … more →

Tags: Events Outside Iran, Roger Cohen, Haleh Esfandiari, Karim Sadjadpour, Shaul Bakhash, PENAmerican Center, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 92nd Street Y Unterberg Poetry Center, New York

Why Darwinism?

Sarah Couto wrote 7 months ago: When I was a student I was enjoined to reject the “Cleopatra’s Nose” theory of his … more →

Tags: Darwin, Darwinism, Idolatry, Science, Richard C. Lewontin

Bound by Torture

Zeno Amerikanos wrote 9 months ago: “I need a drink and a shower.” – Mayor Quimby There is a stunning fact in Mark Dan … more →

Tags: The Art of the Possible, I Love America, Institutionalized Stupidity, Bush the Younger, Sophomoric Imperialism, Print is Dead, Barack Obama, Guantanamo Bay, Torture

John Updike

feinberglibrary wrote 9 months ago: Today in 1932 the acclaimed American writer John Updike was born in Shillington, Pennsylvania. His c … more →

Tags: In our collections, American writer, John Updike, Poet, Rabbit series, Short Stories, The Carpentered Hen, The New Yorker, tossing and turning

Daniel Mendelsohn Review

Kyle wrote 9 months ago: Daniel Mendelsohn in The New York Review of Books: “The large success of the book…has mu … more →

Tags: Reviews, The Kindly Ones, jonathan littell, Daniel Mendelsohn

Ancient texts in new worlds2 comments

jannekeadema1979 wrote 9 months ago: I am now the proud owner of number 167 of the hand-bound limited second edition of Anthony Grafton’s … more →

Tags: eBooks, Lectures and Conferences, Reading, Anthony Grafton, Athenaeum, Books, Codex in Crisis, Google, Historisch Cafe

Will Future Nazis Burn iPhones or Kindles?1 comment

Zeno Amerikanos wrote 10 months ago: “Stupid books.” – Bart Simpson There was a fascinating article up at Ars Technica … more →

Tags: iPhone, Print is Dead, the information superhighway, Google, Apple, Amazon, kindle, greatest things since sliced bread, Gutenberg would shit if he ever saw Wikipedia

John Updike Wrote About The Average American In His Novels!

ebonytamu wrote 10 months ago: John Updike is the author whose book inspired one of the wackiest movies I’ve ever seen, … more →

Tags: People Who Do Us Proud, America, art critic, art criticism, Children's Books, Couples, Ethiopian, John Hoyer Updike, literary critic, Literary criticism

A Succinct Explication1 comment

petebyrne wrote 11 months ago: There seems to be a concerted effort on the part of many of those complicit in the current economic … more →

Tags: Politics, Economics, Rant, Bill Clinton, The Great Depression, economic debacle, political running dogs, market dynamics, jeff madick

Report From the Northeast Corridor

herrdramaturg wrote 1 year ago: This past night but one we had snow for the first time this year. Relatively unaffected by the ice-s … more →

Tags: Correspondence, A Seat On The Aisle, Pudenda Studies, harvard, The Wealth of Nations, Socialism, Taklamakan desert, Adam, Leibniz


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