April 01, 2013
Upon the re-publication of Renata Adler's brilliant novel-in-fragments Pitch Dark, we've been compelled to ask: Why write a novel in bits and pieces? What can facts and fragments tell us that a linear narrative couldn't?
Upon the re-publication of Renata Adler's brilliant novel-in-fragments Pitch Dark, we've been compelled to ask: Why write a novel in bits and pieces? What can facts and fragments tell us that a linear narrative couldn't?
It is most likely a proven scientific fact that tiny versions of big things are delightful. Allow me to introduce you to the world of Re-Ment, a Japanese toy company that specializes in make-your-own miniature kits, whose name often stands in as a catch-all for mini-anything. Whee!
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Read MoreRecreating the most famous feast in literary and cinematic history may feel like an expensive undertaking. But we’ve compiled a modified menu that will have you feasting for only $10/person.
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