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MPR: Architecture and mystery writer Larry Millett at Club Book
Larry Millett, architecture historian and author of ONCE THERE WERE CASTLES, appears on MPR's Club Book.
New Books in Architecture interviews John Harwood
An interview with the author of THE INTERFACE about IBM leadership and design, and how our environment would look very different without their intervention.
The New York Times: Blunt Memories of Celluloid Life
‘Lulu in Hollywood,’ Tales From Louise Brooks
LA Review of Books - Hathologies: An Interview with Mark Dery
Michael Goetzman interviews the author of I MUST NOT THINK BAD THOUGHTS.
LA Review of Books: This American Gothic
Eric Been on Mark Dery's I MUST NOT THINK BAD THOUGHTS.
Indie Street Reads #74: Alien Phenomenology
Indie Street Radio reviews Ian Bogost's ALIEN PHENOMENOLOGY, OR WHAT IT'S LIKE TO BE A THING.
Q & A with Brenda Langton: This Lady Loves Her Whole Grains
Oldways catches up with Langton (THE SPOONRIVER COOKBOOK) at a Whole Grain Summit in Minneapolis, and shares her Quinoa Corn Soup recipe.
this cage is worms: Gameplay Mode
Blog review of Patrick Crogan's GAMEPLAY MODE: War, Simulation, and Technology.
Abstraction and Representation on Equal Terms: A Studio Visit with Denise Green
To greet the publication of Denise Green: An Artist’s Odyssey, artcritical sends contributing editor Jonathan Goodman to the artist’s studio for an in-depth discussion covering the Australian artist’s time in Paris and New York and her contributions both as a visual artist and a writer and editor: an odyssey indeed!
It's Meatless Monday - Lentil and Mint Salad
The Budget Smart Girl's Guide to the Universe features a recipe from Brenda Langton's THE SPOONRIVER COOKBOOK.
A closer look at flyover land: Turn Here Sweet Corn
Amy C. Rea reviews Atina Diffley's memoir.
Teresa Gowan talks homelessness and recycling in San Francisco
Gowan is author of HOBOS, HUSTLERS, AND BACKSLIDERS.
Savoring Simplicity
Downtown Journal interviews Brenda Langton (THE SPOONRIVER COOKBOOK)
The Suffering of the Guilty
The New Republic reviews Stig Dagerman's GERMAN AUTUMN.
Serving the People: Healing and Hope
Port of Harlem mentions Alondra Nelson's BODY AND SOUL.
Mary Casanova: BookExpo American podcast
Mary Casanova, author of FROZEN, discusses the genesis of her book at BookExpo American 2012.
ProfHacker Summer Reading Guide 2012
DEBATES IN THE DIGITAL HUMANITIES featured among summer reading guide picks.
The Dark Carnival shuts down
A searing tribute to that Nostalgic Futurist, Ray Bradbury, from Mark Dery (I MUST NOT THINK BAD THOUGHTS)
Larry Millett maps the ghosts of Twin Cities past
MinnPost talks about the good 'ol historic days of MN architecture with Larry Millett (ONCE THERE WERE CASTLES).
Baltimore gay rappers are loud and proud
Lester Spence (STARE IN THE DARKNESS) weighs in on hip-hop's homophobia.