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A Tsunami of Pages, #OccupyGaddis
By
The Paris Review
June 20, 2012
On the Shelf
Guy Laramee’s paper landscapes.
A cultural news roundup.
Want to know the books Whitey Bulger would have
taken to the grave
?
Paper landscapes, a tsunami of pages—
this is extreme editing
.
Be Kind to Books Club
. Some propaganda never gets old.
Self-promotion knows no
boundaries
.
“You can’t turn
Infinite Jest
into a two-hour play. You can’t put it on a conventional stage. And you can’t send your audience away without at least a small dose of pain.”
A giant squid invades Paris in Fiona Apple’s new
music video
.
R.I.P. Gitta Sereny
.
The conspiracy is alive: find a Thomas Pynchon “
Trystero
” near you.
Twilight
is not an acceptable
nomination
.
Paging Jonathan Franzen.
#OccupyGaddis
begins now!
Flannery O’Connor reads “A Good Man is Hard to Find” in a rare 1959
recording
.
What happens when you leave a group of boys around art? The sculptor Eva Rothschild
finds out
.
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