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Thanksgiving in the family, then and now.
What a military manual called Gung Ho! taught me about people, danger, and art.
An afternoon of history shot through Elmhurst.
This shouldn’t be my responsibility, I’m a wife with enough on her plate.
Monuments and no stones for people long past.
Just add airwaves.
Bennington receives word of Rooster and Monica’s incoming “rescue” mission. Part two in a limited event series: Mission Bennington.
John Godey's work from The Talisman to The Taking of Pelham One, Two, Three.
When the "Ugly American" abroad takes on a more literal meaning.
Trawling Bergen Beach, Old Mill Basin, Marine Park, and more.
A truthful account? No.
The biggest mistake of my mid-30s was an experiment with bodily autonomy: a vasectomy.
The two versions of you.
I’m thankful for emotionally disturbed news media types.
Such strange affections are apparently more common, at least in the law reports, than one might think.
There were, indeedily.
I can’t cut a slice of the pie and throw the rest away.
In praise of polytheism.
Selling out for fun and profit is the way to go on this fickle earth.
John Moore and Jennifer Bartlett at Locks Gallery, Philadelphia.
Lose your little spot in this ocean, and it’s like you’re gone forever.
A documentary on Arthur Rimbaud, born on this day in 1854, directed and co-written by Étienne Faure.
Documentary featuring friends and associates including Paul Williams, Miriam Lloyd, Robert Anton Wilson, and Ray Nelson.
The legendary American writer and critic discusses his extraordinary life and career with Professor Anthony Clare.
An interview with the author shortly after the release of The Secret History, when she was 29.
Half an hour with the author around the debut of the TV mini-series based on The Stand.
An excellent 53-minute interview with the late author who died last weekend at the age of 89.
The acclaimed American writer gave this reading at the University of Alabama in September 1990.
Nearly nine hours, this is part one of a three part complete reading of the 1973 novel. If you're still in quarantine, or stuck in a police barricade, it's a perfect way to pass the time!
