July 12, 2013
A memoir about a beach cop who becomes police chief of New London, Connecticut and falls in love with a woman who trains bears along the way. (The bear part is the best part.)
A memoir about a beach cop who becomes police chief of New London, Connecticut and falls in love with a woman who trains bears along the way. (The bear part is the best part.)
A weekly series that celebrates everyone’s favorite part of the author reading: the Q&A. This week, Chuck Klosterman discusses Yeezus and the literary value of ‘shrooms.
Read MoreMemoirs by Sara Benincasa, Michael Ian Black and Darrell Hammond all go far beyond their bits and deep into their lives.
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Are the scandalous must-reads of yesteryear still worth the space in your beach bag?
Read MoreWhat happens when Ahmir Thompson — a.k.a. Questlove — steps out from behind the drum kit and becomes his own critic?
Read MoreIt doesn’t matter that she was born first; she took my name & I will never forgive her.
Read MoreIn one of Twain’s earliest & lesser known works, we discover that he could probably slay as a Gawker columnist.
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Countless periodicals have come & gone, but which are worth remembering? A favorite of academics & journalists, Lingua Franca certainly is.
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Where traditional journalism often fails to connect, graphic novelists make sense of a region at war.
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Two of The Guardian's need-to-know Croatian authors: Slavenka Drakulic on Robert Perisic's latest novel.
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