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Yesterday's New York Times magazine was one of those really informative, thought-provoking issues that makes me all warm inside. From living-wage legislation in Santa Fe to the puzzling Japanese social disease of hikikomori to the American social phenomenon of pressuring those with outsider identities to cover themselves to blend with the ( Read more... ) -
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Yesterday's New York Times magazine was one of those really informative, thought-provoking issues that makes me all warm inside. From living-wage legislation in Santa Fe to the puzzling Japanese social disease of hikikomori to the American social phenomenon of pressuring those with outsider identities to cover themselves to blend with the ( Read more... ) -
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Yesterday's New York Times magazine was one of those really informative, thought-provoking issues that makes me all warm inside. From living-wage legislation in Santa Fe to the puzzling Japanese social disease of hikikomori to the American social phenomenon of pressuring those with outsider identities to cover themselves to blend with the ( Read more... ) -
from peter rachleff to me, on a monday morning
What I Heard about Iraq
Eliot Weinberger
(First appeared in the London Review of Books in February, subsequently published as a book by Verso. Also written by Weinberger, '9/12', 'What Happened Here: Bush Chronicles' is forthcoming from New Directions.)
If you'd rather read it in its original location: click here
( it's very, very long- upwards of 10,000 words, but it's worth it to take a spell to just sit down and read it ) -
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evidence that a girl, a computer, imdb & a list of cannes & sundance stars can do a lot of damage before library hold requests intervene....
from now on, it's me verus the clock and library fines and tired weepy eyes
...but it should be an interesting ride, no?
Sideways [DVD videorecording] / Fox Searchlight Pictures presents a Michael London ( Read more... ) -
to see over break....
any comments? additional recommendations ( Read more... )