Largehearted Boy: Shorties (Ta-Nehisi Coates' Black Panther Comics, Kim Gordon Interviewed Kurt Vile, and more)

September 23, 2015

Ta-Nehisi Coates will write a Black Panther comic for Marvel.

Kim Gordon interviewed singer-songwriter Kurt Vile at Dazed.

Lauren Groff talked to the Guardian about her new novel Fates and Furies.

Singer-songwriter Julia Holter discussed her favorite albums at The Quietus.

The Massachusetts Daily Collegian interviewed singer-songwriter Lou Barlow.

Literary Hub examined the convergence of music festivals and literature.

Hold Steady frontman Craig Finn discussed sports-related music with the Guardian.

The Rumpus interviewed poet Melissa Gira Grant.

NPR Music is streaming the cast recording of the musical Hamilton.

Minnesota Public Radio interviewed author Jonathan Franzen.

Stream Sexwitch's self-titled album (the band is fronted by Bat for Lash's Natasha Khan).

Literary Hub's new podcast interviewed author Neil Gaiman.

The A.V. Club shared a history of live concert bootlegging and also listed essential bootleg albums.

The Irish Times examined the rise of the Irish literary journal.

Singer-songwriter Laura Marling visited The Current studio for an interview and live performance.

Paste recommended books for beer lovers.

Drowned in Sound interviewed the band Mammoth Penguins.

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