Hyperallergic, “a forum for serious, playful and radical thinking about art,” has launched a new online magazine, Hyperallergic Weekend, a venture spearheaded by the editorial collective of John Yau, Thomas Micchelli, Claudia La Rocco and Albert Mobilio. It is, as Yau states in his introductory essay, “Unassimilated and Inadmissible,” interested in what “is simmering in the zone [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Leaving the Atocha Station’
The Inaugural Edition of Hyperallergic Weekend
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Ben Lerner, Hyperallergic, John Yau, Leaving the Atocha Station, Noah Eli Gordon on January 15, 2012 | 3 Comments »
A Year of Reading
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Ben Lerner, Brian Oliu, Cormac McCarthy, Erik Anderson, Francis Levy, How to Write a Sentence, Judge Wapner, Leaving the Atocha Station, LeVar Burton, Logorrhea, Pro Wrestling, Reading Rainbow, Seven Days in Rio, So You Know It's Me, Stanley Elkin, Suttree, The Magic Kingdom, The Poetics of Trespass on December 31, 2011 | 2 Comments »
I read 203 books in 2011, or, on average, a little more than one book every two days. You would think I would be burnt out, and I am a little, but, as trials go, it was strictly Judge Wapner presiding. Small stuff. (I don’t want you to think I’ve got a big head or [...]
-
Authors
-
John Madera
-
John Dermot Woods
-
Ryan W. Bradley
-
Michael Leong
-
Greg Gerke
-
Stacy Muszynski
-
A D Jameson
-
Tim Jones-Yelvington
-
Rachel Swirsky
-
Edward Mullany
-
Aya Karpinska
-
Paul Kincaid
-
davis schneiderman
-
Amber Sparks
-
Tim Horvath
-
John Domini
-
Elaine Castillo
-
Curtis White
-
Paula Bomer
-
James Tadd Adcox
-
Nick Francis Potter
-
Brian Kubarycz
-
Gabriel Blackwell
-
Janey Smith
-
Matty Byloos
-
J/J Hastain
-
Greg Hunter
-
Jeff Bursey
-
Paul Griffin
-
Chris Lites
-
-
Top Posts
-
Recent Comments
- Theory of Prose & better writing (ctd): The New Sincerity, Tao Lin, & “differential perceptions” | HTMLGIANT on Tao Lin, Richard Yates
- Fulcanelli on Critical
- John Domini on THE SOT-WEED FACTOR, A Duet: Part II; in which we discuss foundlings and feminists, the exhaustion of forms, Twin Peaks, and how literature can’t compensate for a lack of toilet paper.
- Purity of Essence on THE SOT-WEED FACTOR, A Duet: Part II; in which we discuss foundlings and feminists, the exhaustion of forms, Twin Peaks, and how literature can’t compensate for a lack of toilet paper.
