Albert Camus on the Economic Collapse
An Unlikely Place to Find an Argument
Annie Dillard’s The Writing Life
Back to the Futurism – What’s new in Poetryland: Flarf, Conceptual Writing, and Concrete Poetry
Baseball and the parts of speech
Bio-Lego-Land: Building a Better Body thru Metaphor
Buckley and the hard work of writing
Correcting, Grading, and Commenting: Right, Wrong, and Indifferent
Dancing with really real stars
Distance of First Person Plural
Eca de Queiros and a Metaphysical Googlelarity
Emily Post’s Rhetorical Garden: A Field of Claims, Evidence, and Warrants
E. O. Wilson’s Happy Ant in Mary Midgley’s Primate Picnic
Every day is moving day on the Internet streets
Flannery O’Connor and the Coen Brothers
From Iran: “Don’t send me no more letters no,” not unless you Twitter them.
From the Gutenberg to a Gatesian Galaxy
Gaston Bachelard’s book as shell
George V. Higgins’s On Writing
Global warming in The Great Gatsby
Harold Bloom’s How to Read and Why
Health Care: Bringing It All Back Home
How Do Professors Think? More Crisis in the Humanities
Into the valley of rejection rode the 850
Jane Kramer tosses a toad to Montaigne
Jesus and the Jazz of Being Existential
John Cage, Cowboy Surf Shop, and Garage Jazz
Joyce’s agenbite of books and boots
Kicking E. B. White When He’s Down
Lord I’m 500 words away from home
Max Shulman’s “Love is a Fallacy”
More on reading influences and touching again on the reading crisis
n+1 clips The Believer’s sneakers
Our Believer book award choices (2007)
Our 2008 Believer Book Award Choices
Reading declines, unobtrusively
Reading Roland Barthes’s Writing Degree Zero on Line 15
Rolling Stone’s 50 Reasons to Watch TV
Ruth Reichl Comforts with Apples, Beckett with Words
Sister Maryquill’s Style Guide: An APA/MLA etc. Primer
Small Wave Riders 2009 anuual surf trip video
Styled Obsolescence: New Editions for APA and MLA
Susan Sontag and a Valentine for Flannery O’Connor
The Idea of Self-Portrait Writing, or A Portrait of the Writer as Reader
The weightlessness of existentialism
Theory of nothing, something, and everything in between
Virginia Woolf’s uncommon reader
Wallace Stegner’s On Teaching and Writing Fiction
What we will miss when newspapers disappear
Where Crossan’s historical meets Beckett’s hysterical Jesus
Where jazz and literature get encaged
Where Marilyn Monroe meets Helmut Schmidt in a field of Mellow Yellow
Where weather and writing merge
When we read and write, we argue
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