Tag: fiction


Story Time with William Giraldi

Posted by mbenaim in Features. 2 comments

11th September

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The world is ending, and every page of every magazine ever printed has self-destructed – burned, BURNED! – in protest of the coming apocalypse of the newsstand because by golly the printed page is a dinosaur waiting to breathe its …



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9th July

_Nathanael Rich of Slate asks why Scandinavians write such great crime fiction. RedRum in Oslo? (that legendary home of the accords) Click on the link for the story.



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_we can’t help falling in love with the branding for Toronto’s Power Plant contemporary art gallery.

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_motion graphics wunderkind Joshua Catalano was born in Landerneau (where Breton is still spoken!), and is now...