Pages tagged “issue 35”

Gina B. Nahai

By Christine Van Dusen on 2:21 PM on September 17, 2007

“You can define a person by his actions,” Nahai writes in this story of a fracturing... read more

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Denis Johnson

By Christine Thomas on 1:44 PM on September 17, 2007

Johnson creates a tense, seductive hall of mirrors that will transport readers to the edge of... read more

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Rilo Kiley and Rock's New Era

By Jeff Leven on 12:15 PM on September 17, 2007

Los Angeles’ Rilo Kiley is a significant case in point. Only three full-length albums into their career, they’ve become low-gloss superstars within the rarified world of blogs, music magazines and left-of-the-dial radio, propelled by songs and an understated charisma... read more

Found in: Music, Features

Dave Eggers, Sarah Manguso, Deb Olin Unferth

By Sean Gandert on 10:44 AM on September 17, 2007

Does a story have to approach War and Peace... read more

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Ian Klaus

By Franklin Daugherty on 10:28 AM on September 17, 2007

Skewed perceptions of one another’s culture, but also hearty human encounters, are what 26-year-old Rhodes Scholar Ian Klaus found... read more

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Edwidge Danticat

By Desa Philadelphia on 10:14 AM on September 17, 2007

Late in this memoir, acclaimed Haitian writer Edwidge Danticat describes her father’s dismay that the body of his brother... read more

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Brock Clarke

By Charles McNair on 9:54 AM on September 17, 2007

Brock Clarke flames entire genres of fiction in this clever and often hilarious tale of accidental arsonist Sam Pulsifer... read more

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Hot Hot Heat: Happiness Ltd.

By David Marchese on 5:36 PM on September 12, 2007

Traversing a career path similar to The Killers, Hot Hot Heat has morphed from a taut, naggingly catchy post-punk outﬁt into an epic-sounding modern rock band... read more

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Liars

By David Marchese on 12:06 PM on September 12, 2007

It seems that with its new self-titled disc, the unpredictable trio has decided to take a small step from the shadows into the light... read more

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Over the Rhine: The Trumpet Child

By Tim Sheridan on 11:53 AM on September 12, 2007

While they don’t revisit the sprawling scope of their opus, Ohio, on their latest disc Over The Rhine takes on a task almost as daunting... read more

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