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Counter Culture Ronault L.S. Catalani
BY KELLY CLARKE | The immigrant life, with a side of toast.
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Is It Just Me Or Is Everything Shit?
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David Mura: Famous Suicides of the Japanese Empire
BY MATTHEW KORFHAGE | Love and loss in Chicago—and ancient Japan.
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Sarah Vowell. The Wordy Shipmates.
BY WHITNEY HAWKE | Of buckles and corn and hacked-off body parts.
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McCain’s Promise. David Foster Wallace
BY AARON MESH | Saying farewell to ideals.
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Stephen Baker. The Numerati
BY JOHN MINERVINI | Smile, you’re on PC.
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Chuck Klosterman. Downtown Owl
BY AARON MESH | Gonna die in this small town/ And that’s probably where they’ll bury me.
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Paul Auster. Man in the Dark
BY MATT BUCKINGHAM | Paul Auster builds an elaborate fantasy to reflect on real-life loss.
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Nena Baker. The Body Toxic
BY MATT BUCKINGHAM | A thin new book builds a thin, old case against the chemical industry.
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You Don’t Know Me
BY WHITNEY HAWKE
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Pharmakon
BY MATTHEW KORFHAGE
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Zak Sally, At The Pony Club
BY CASEY JARMAN | When Mickey started drinking, that’s when things got interesting.
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Writer’s Edge Faculty Reading
BY MATTHEW KORFHAGE | The collective literary fringe new and now.
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COMIC BOOK TATTOO, Various Artists
BY BRANDON SEIFERT | The Portland/Tori Amos/Sandman connection revealed.
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David Wroblewski, The Story of Edgar Sawtelle
BY JOHN MINERVINI | It’s like Hamlet, but with puppies.
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