Largehearted Boy: Shorties (The Importance of Physical Music Archives, Geoff Dyer on Albert Camus, and more)

November 2, 2013

The Record explains the importance of physical music archives.

Geoff Dyer shares his admiration for Albert Camus in the Guardian.

M.I.A. is streaming all the tracks from her new album Matangi.

Billboard interviewed her about the new record.

Hazlitt explores literary Kazakhstan.

Morning Edition and Stereogum interview Eric Pulido, Midlake's new frontman.

Louise Erdrich reads and discusses a short story by Joyce Carol Oates on the New Yorker podcast.

Alt.Latina shared a Day of the Dead playlist.

The Guardian lists the 10 best books inspired by JFK.

Tin House interviews Lucy Corin about her short story collection, One Hundred Apocalypses And Other Apcoalypses.

Ask Me Another interviews musician Ian MacKaye.

NPR Books interviews David Lehman about his new poetry collection, New and Selected Poems.

Flavorwire previews November's must-hear music releases.

The Christian Science Monitor lists November's 10 best new books.

Okkervil River visited The Current studio for an interview and live performance.

The New Republic lists six great works of literature written in six weeks or less.

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