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“Lovers are not at their best when it matters. Mouths dry up, palms sweat,...”

– Jeannette Winterson (via debaucherie)

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The Rumpus Interview With Marie Calloway →

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Watch

Have some music-gifts from the brokedy ones! Merry Jewmas, Happy Slutmikah, Good Solstice, and may you have a very meta post-modern pre-apocalyptic New Year’s— we can guarantee that if you join us at the Hynes Convention Center! Walter Sickert’s 2012: An Army of Toys Odyssey at First Night Boston (Feat. Emperor Norton’s Stationary Marching Band, Johnny Blazes and the Pretty...

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Q and A: How is it that poems can just fail? (the...

The poem can suffer a buoyed listing, like a swamped canoe; poor planning— hitting an iceberg and not enough life boats; or tidiness, hazardous symmetry, an initial attempt at the St. Louis Arch off by damning inches. The poem can become so fearful and tidy that it wraps itself in plastic slip covers. The poem can marry Yoko Ono. It can fail by doing its job, as if this is...

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newmusicbox.org review by Matthew Guerrieri /...

WHY ARE THOSE GIRLS SO LOUD it’s ‘cos we’re jewish’s first press/review and it’s a generous/smashing one at that! i’ll take it. There’s a Cloud Club penumbrella upon us Boston vaudevillians according to this chap… girlssoloud: by Mary Bichner New England’s Prospect: When the Working Day Is Done By Matthew Guerrieri on October 27, 2011 on...

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“If, with the literate, I am Impelled to try an epigram, I never seek to take...”

– Oscar Wilde, Dorothy Parker (via apiphile) Another Dorothy Parker life-moment today. It is in the ether. She is my spirit guide? Enough rope.

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