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Notes on the experimental page-turner
On the first page of Andy Anderegg’s Plum, we read the following sentence: “Everything, according to your dad, is your brother’s fault.” Note the adjectival pronoun. Your dad, your brother. This will recur throughout the entirety of the boo...
Stillness is the move
It is 2005 and I am watching a woman in kabuki goth makeup dance very, very slowly.
I am wandering through some event space in downtown Grand Rapids. Formerly derelict buildings rezoned for artists to live cheaply and work 20 hours a week...
What is a finger for?
My manager at work tells me that I need to increase my speed.
I stock shelves at a grocery store. I earn $15.45 an hour. Increase my speed, and thereby demonstrate my capacity for accomplishing tasks and taking on greater responsibility,...
Youth is a bloody affair
In the early twentieth century, American literary critic Van Wyck Brooks spoke of a “useable past.” He was trying to theorize some method by which the rough ‘n rowdy United States could possibly form a coherent culture for itself, accessibl...
Watching through the wall of the screen
The final pages of The Savage Detectives find Juan Garcia Madero and his poet friends driving aimlessly across the Sonora Desert, in the north of Mexico. The border of Arizona, and thus the United States as a whole, lies within spitting dis...
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