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MON JAN 16

On the Form of the Video Essay

BY MARILYN FREEMAN

Mon Jan 16 2012
Grandpa
by Steven Chen
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Mon Jan 16 2012
Gut Renovation
by Su Friedrich
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Mon Jan 16 2012
History
by Dinty W. Moore
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Mon Jan 16 2012
October Fire
by Michael Lent
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Mon Jan 16 2012
Send New Beasts
by Joe Wenderoth
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Mon Jan 16 2012
That Kind of Daughter
by Kristen Radtke
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Mon Jan 16 2012
Wolfvision
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Robyn Schiff
Nick Twemlow
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Views

  • Speaking Freely

    I have a theory that Russians were linguistically prepared for communism.

  • Born in the Workshop: The MFA and the Short-Story Cycle

    Short-story cycles are often marginalized because they are seen as apprentice works.

  • At Sea: Confessions on Travel and Travel Writing

    Seeing as I’ve never enjoyed reading travel essays, I am bewildered and conflicted now that I’ve ended up writing one.

  • Journaling NaNoWriMo

    Why did I sign up for NaNoWriMo? I'm actually cheating a little bit.

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Interviews

  • Brooklyn Copeland: Interview

    I started writing poetry as a freshman in high school. I would buy blank notebooks as souvenirs because I found the idea of a bunch of blank pages really appealing.

  • Linda McCarriston: Interview

    According to Linda McCarriston, poetry exists for reasons beyond displays of linguistic or lyrical talent.

  • Bonnie Nadzam: Interview

    I expected to feel a certain level of discomfort when I began to read Lamb...

  • Adam Levin: Interview

    Last year, Levin published his ambitious 1,030-page debut novel The Instructions, which spans four days in the life of a brilliant ten-year-old protagonist, Gurion Maccabee, who may or may not be the Messiah.

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Reviews

  • Fall Line by Joe Samuel Starnes

    With Fall Line, Joe Samuel Starnes has written a novel that accrues force the way a swollen river becomes a torrent.

  • not merely because of the unknown that was stalking toward them by Jenny Boully

    Composed of various excursions into Peter Pan, it extends J. M. Barrie’s characters and comments on the whole enterprise, expanding the story...

  • Hallucination by William Fuller

    Imposed order diminishes the rich, primitive, chaotic experience of being alive.

  • Alfred Kazin's Journals

    Once he has his subject in his grasp, he is able to pick at marble until it becomes art.

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Blog Posts

  • WRITE CLUB
    Feb 22, 2012
  • Loving Day
    Feb 13, 2012
  • Pre-WP
    Feb 10, 2012
  • RIP: Wislawa Szymborska, “Mozart of Poetry”
    Feb 9, 2012

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