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Seattle Times (Free subscription) | 09/25/2008
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Seattle Times (Free subscription) | 09/25/2008
Fiction and nonfiction paperback releases.
Campaign for the American Reader (Free subscription) | 09/06/2008
Wesley Stace, a celebrated musician and songwriter who performs under the name John Wesley Harding, is the author of two novels, Misfortune and by George (which appeared at the Page 69 Test). In 2005 he named a top 10 list of "books about children aimed at adults" for the Guardian. Two titles on his list: David Copperfield by Charles Dickens Unknown novel by little read author. (This could
bag of songs (Free subscription) | 08/29/2008
A non partisan pseudo political tribute mix for you today. Enjoy!, and remember to vote when the time comes. 1 : Grizzly Bear - Colorado Buy Yellow House 2 : Grandpaboy - MPLS Buy Dead Man Shake 3 : Elmore James - Standing At The Crossroads Buy Let's Cut it 4 : John Wesley Harding - Election Night Buy Dynablob 5 : The Neville Brothers - A Change Is Gonna Come Buy Yellow Moon
Vulture (Free subscription) | 08/12/2008
Photo: Tracy Morford "Oh my God," Martha Plimpton said, introducing last night's Stars in the Margin concert at the Zipper Theater. "It’s just going to be a night of awesomeness." She was right, more or less. The lineup included Plimpton, Suzy Roche, John Wesley Harding, Julian Fleisher, A Perfect Couple 's James Waterson — and enough Wainwrights to choke a horse (Loudon, Rufus, and Lucy, daughter...
Sports - The Post Chronicle (Free subscription) | 07/22/2008
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Dusk is setting on a cool evening at Yankee Stadium, as Yankee pitcher Andy Pettitte sets down the San Diego Padres. Steve Wynn and Scott McCaughey, two songwriters behind new band The Baseball Project, are doing what they love: sipping beer and talking baseball and music....
And Another Thing (Free subscription) | 07/12/2008
Yesterday my iPod came up with Bob Dylan's "I Pity The Poor Immigrant". I think it's one of my favourite records of any sort. I've played that one song about five times since and even tooled about with the chords on the guitar. Last night I looked out the album "John Wesley Harding" and played it all the way through. I love the words - particularly that line about "his gladness comes to pass". You...
Largehearted Boy (Free subscription) | 06/20/2008
Summer arrives officially today, giving me the opportunity to reflect on almost a half year of reading. Books are strewn everywhere at our house, between the 52 Books, 52 Weeks project (which I am woefully behind in writing reviews) and...
prefix (Free subscription) | 05/20/2008
Here is a photo gallery from Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn Benefit last Thursday (May 15, 2008) @ Southpaw. Photos are ...
NY Protest Calendar (Beta) (Free subscription) | 05/14/2008
Please ask friends to try nyprotest two-message-per-week calendar, also online at http://snipurl.com/nyprotest …… BRING YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS to a Stoop Sale of arts & crafts, books, music & media, lightly-used clothing, household items, small furniture, and more. Saturday May 17th 10 AM to 4 PM At 622 Carlton Avenue [map] Questions? Contact Susan at susanslists {AT} yahoo.com or Peggie at 718-622-2897...
NY Protest Calendar (Beta) (Free subscription) | 05/13/2008
Please ask friends to try nyprotest two-message-per-week calendar, also online at http://snipurl.com/nyprotest …… Date: Tue, 13 May 2008 14:12:30 -0400 From: “Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn News” Subject: [News-List] 5/15-Get Your Tix: Bklyn Songwriters Benefit for DDDB at Southpaw Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn Newsletter May 13 , 2008 Thursday: Support DDDB, Enjoy Brooklyn Songwriters at Southpaw...
Electric Roulette (Free subscription) | 05/12/2008
This lady, holding a painting by Bob Dylan, couldn't look less thrilled could she? I mean, she may well dig John Wesley Harding and Freewheelin', but chances are, she's got painters she digs a whole load more. Anyway, that's not...
PLATTITUDE (Free subscription) | 05/06/2008
History isn't always written by the winners. There’s an exhibition at the National Theatre at the moment that consists of photographs and newspaper front pages from 1968. While the photographs, in the main, tell a story of a world in revolt, the newspaper cuttings serve as a reminder that for all that it has been the politics of the left in ’68 that have dominated the 40th anniversary media coverage...
MetaxuCafe Litblog Network (Free subscription) | 05/04/2008
This entry is part of the Roundtable Discussion. "Presented by The Believer and hosted by actor and comedian Todd Barry, this year’s Believer event featured a musical performance by John Wesley Harding, a Vladmaster screening in which every attendee will simultaneously watch a “picture story” through their own personal View-Master, and a panel discussion with Scandinavian authors Halfdan Freihow, Christian...
CRITICAL MASS (Free subscription) | 05/04/2008
The disembodied voice of Hungarian singer Bea Palya filled the darkness at the venerable night club Webster Hall as she emerged from the back alongside the audience, singing raw, no microphone, no spotlight, in a warmly eloquent voice. She was the most self-possessed of all the performers at PEN's second cabaret. (Writers, containing multitudes, are rarely as comfortable within their own fleshly bodies...
Know More Media (Free subscription) | 05/04/2008
So over the weekend, I stopped by the PEN World Voices Festival , catching Jo Nesbo, Rick Moody, John Wesley Harding and the rest of the motley writerly crew at A Believer Night-time Event. That's my video, but I totally recommend you check out the individual writers and The World's Best Magazine that sponsored this funny evening out. Once again, I apologize for my lo-fi footage. Check it out the...