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Book Recommendation

J. wrote 3 weeks ago: Rabbit, Run by John Updike … more →

Tags: Literature, Books, Good Books, Reading, Read, Book Recommendation

Portrait of a Tragic Cashier

caravan13 wrote 1 month ago: Any story has a plot. It can be simple or involving, moving from place to place and covering days, w … more →

Tags: Essay, Literature, Books, A & P, Critique

dreaming reality18 comments

jensine wrote 1 month ago: Confusion was the the main feeling I had when my eyes popped open this morning, I was having a dream … more →

Tags: blogs, Thoughts, writing, feelings, Random, Psychology, Miscellaneous, Cinderella, Dreams

'A Lyric Little Bandbox' Turns 100: A Photo Album Tribute

7thinningstretches wrote 1 month ago: On April 20, 2012, Fenway Park–’a lyric little bandbox of a ballpark’, as Updike d … more →

Tags: Red Sox, Travels, Red Sox Nation, Travel, fenway, Fenway100, Boston, Fenway Park, Sports

Tyler Cowen, Bad Religion, and contemporary religious practice 1 comment

Jake Seliger wrote 1 month ago: Tyler Cowen writes about Ross Douthat’s Bad Religion and has, as usual, a lot of content in a … more →

Tags: Links, Marginal Revolution, tyler cowen, Religion, Cowen, Douthat, Ross Douthat, Religious Practice

analysis of A&P by Updike

justsharingmywork wrote 2 months ago: My Journals have been slipping lately, and my professor knows it….oh well. here’s what I … more →

Tags: Fiction Analysis Journals, analysis of A&P, AP, A and P, Queenie, Sammy, Lengel, corporate order, Suburban Life

Reading Response 3: Separating in the style of Frank O'Hara

kathrynmkearney wrote 2 months ago: Frank O’Hara created the form of poetry known as personism, which “address[es] itself to one person, … more →

Tags: American Lit, Reading Response, separating, Frank O'Hara

POSTCARD #2: RABBIT, RUN

The Penguin Postcard Project wrote 2 months ago: If you’ve been feeling unnecessarily buoyed or heartened by our last review – which revelled i … more →

Tags: Books, Reviews, Postcards, Literature, Creative, Postcard, Review, Rabbit Run, John

Some notes about Spanish typography and Vincent Steer

john pitt wrote 2 months ago: Printing Design and Layout was written by Vincent Steer in 1934 and dominated the typographic profes … more →

Tags: Thoughts on lettering, History of Lettering, printing, typography, book arts, Beatrice Warde, Madrid, Spanish typography, european printing

Quote for the Day5 comments

interpretingillusions wrote 2 months ago: “…even things of no great intrinsic merit, like that chair in the corner of this room, h … more →

Tags: Quotes, Life, death, Fair

Reading Response 2: Separating

kathrynmkearney wrote 3 months ago: The idea of causation (or lack thereof) is very prominent in John Updike’s Separating. In this story … more →

Tags: American Lit, Reading Response, separating

Separating

kathrynmkearney wrote 3 months ago: John Updike’s Separating was written a little bit differently than the last few stories we’ve read i … more →

Tags: American Lit, Blog, separating

QOTD - 31.1.12

thatwordadmin wrote 4 months ago: We need soft night noises – a mother speaking downstairs. We need the little clicks and sighs of a s … more →

Tags: You Can Quote Me On That, Night, NEED, God(s)

Darwin and the Art of the Three Star Review4 comments

kmwinkler wrote 4 months ago: This is not a review. It’s, at best, a contemplation of a phenomenon I’ve yet to pinpoint. Or which … more →

Tags: General, Editorial, awp

Really late January 2012 links: Innovation, undergrads, TSA, Updike, the evils of JSTOR, and more

Jake Seliger wrote 4 months ago: * This is our national identity crisis in a nutshell: Do we want government spending half its money … more →

Tags: Links, Innovation, TSA, Undergrads, the evils of JSTOR

Updike and the Witching Hour

Kiran Bashir Ahmad wrote 4 months ago: Ever since the entire drama surrounding Harry Potter and the Twilight series has somewhat faded, the … more →

Tags: People, Books and Authors, Witches of Eastwick, Books, writer, film

Daily Quote: Updike

sharedliberty wrote 5 months ago: Perfectionism is the enemy of creation… ~John Updike … more →

Tags: Quote 2, perfectionism, Creation

A&P1 comment

Bill Chance wrote 5 months ago: One of my favorite short stories of all time is John Updike’s A&P. If I could do anything … more →

Tags: writing, Short Stories, Short Story, film, AP, Short Film, Three Stooges, Road Trip

Terrorist not terrible but not terrific

lipstickmoonlight wrote 5 months ago: I have been spending quite a bit of time on trains lately commuting into NYC, so reading has come in … more →

Tags: 9/11, 9/11 Literature, Terrorist, post 9/11 literature, The Reluctant Fundamentalist


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