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October 13, 2020
Shorties (Don DeLillo Interviewed, Members of Crass on the Band's Discography, and more)
The New York Times interviewed Don DeLillo.
Technology has changed the way we think, talk. Everything was different before this somewhat abrupt technological advance. Our thinking is less meditative and somewhat more instantaneous. I don’t use a cellphone, because I want to keep thinking in a traditional manner. It helps me concentrate on words on a page.
Members of Crass discussed their Bandcamp discography with Bandcamp Daily.
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A Cook's Tour by Anthony Bourdain
Kathy Valentine talked to The Current about her memoir
...I did a soundtrack to the book, and I was very interested and excited about the intersection of storytelling and using song to illustrate some of the prose I'd written.
Rebecca Roanhorse recommended Indigenous science fiction and fantasy authors you should be reading.
A "bands on vans" concert series.
Deadline interviewed author Alan Moore.
Pitchfork recommended home recording equipment.
USA Today recommended the week's best books.
JamBase listed 2020's best music books.
The New York Public Library recommended books that honor Indigenous Americans.
Jason Isbell and Amanda Shires covered John Prine's "Storm Windows."
Book Riot recommended Native North American women writers to read this fall.
Thurston Moore played a live set for Rolling Stone.
The Los Angeles Times recommended 5 paths to continue your Octavia E. Butler discovery after Parable of the Sower.
Stereogum profiled beabadoobee.
Is beabadoobee a rock artist or a pop artist? The distinction doesn’t really matter, but 20-year-old Beatrice Laus, aka Bea Kristi, blurs the genre barrier in fascinating ways, to the point of nostalgic mirage.
BookPage recommended books to make you laugh.
Musicians told Pitchfork why they are voting in the 2020 U.S. election.
The Washington Post recommended historical novels for fans of Hilary Mantel’s Thomas Cromwell trilogy.
Paste interviewed Dawes frontman Taylor Goldsmith.
The New York Times featured young Black poets.
Stream a new Sharon Van Etten song.
Rumaan Alam shared some of his favorite things with The Strategist.
Jeff Tweedy talked to UPROXX about his new book on songwriting.
Chefs discussed their favorite cookbooks at the Guardian.
Stream a new Mountain Goats song.
BuzzFeed recommended classic books by Indian authors.
Far Out shared a playlist of chill out music.
Public Books pondered if American fiction is too provincial.
i-D profiled musicians shaping China's post-pandemic indie scene.
Cultured Vultures recommended modern horror books.
Stream a new Cloud Nothings song.
Mashable recommended fall's best new novels.
Caroline Kim recommended books bu contemporary Korean-American writers.
Electric Literature interviewed author Jenny Bhatt.
Talia Levin discussed her book Culture Warlords: My Journey Into the Dark Web of White Supremacy with Shondaland.
The Los Angeles Times profiled author Ngugi wa Thiong’o.
Salon interviewed author Maggie Smith.
Literary Hub shared a conversation between Lynn Steger Strong and Rumaan Alam
The New York Times shared an excerpt from Claire Messud's essay collection Kant’s Little Prussian Head and Other Reasons Why I Write.
Messud recommended essay collections at Literary Hub.
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