HELL YEAH
Salvatore PaneIntense discussions about things that rule (and some things that don't????).
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In Defense of the Y2K Teen Film
1. Longshot, 2001
Between 1999 and 2003, I watched at least two movies in theaters every month. I often saw four or five. So many Y2K-era movies were aimed at teenagers, and I devoured them at all, sitting in packed theaters as rowdy grou...
The Three Kinds of Working-Class Novels (Including One You Can Ignore)
1. The First Two-and-a-Half Chapters of John Williams’ Stoner
As someone who grew up extremely working-class in the coal valley of Scranton—I called it blue collar until I heard my middle-class peers correct me on my tony college campus—I...
Please Watch My Former Student’s Cartoon Network Project
1. “Tib Tub, We Need You!”
In 2010, I was allowed for some inexplicable reason to teach three college courses. I was barely older than my students, and I assumed I wouldn’t take to teaching and would soon graduate to something else—maybe...
Bleachers and the Case for Millennial Sincerity
1. Bleachers, Everyone for Ten Minutes
Three months ago I’d never heard of Bleachers. Now, they’re my favorite contemporary band that I don’t have a nostalgic connection to. You’ve probably heard of their front man Jack Antonoff. He becam...
Young, Dumb, and Grieving: Thoughts on the New Dave Eggers Novel and, of course, A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius
1. Contrapposto by Dave Eggers
When I was 19, my favorite book was Dave Eggers’ A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, a memoir about a twentysomething who’s forced to raise his little brother after their parents suddenly die. I read...
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