Debauched birds and drunken sailors
Tony Millionaire’s The Drinky Crow Show airs in the Adult Swim section on the Cartoon Network, May 13. Based on Millionaire’s hilarious Maakies comic strip, The Drinky Crow Show stars, of course, Drinky Crow, “a desperate, depressed, tormented romantic who seeks escape from the horror of being alive through killing his brain-cells with alcohol and/or […]
The Missing Links
The Independent sit down with Neil Gaiman: Parisian fanarchists, meanwhile, want to talk about his novel Neverwhere, which takes place in a subterranean shadow-London. “They use it as a kind of ur-text,” he says, “because there is another Paris below ground. People go catacombing; they offer to take me down there. They steal keys, they […]
Memphis Underground Reviewed
Stewart Home may just be hoodwinking the reader and playing with form to disorientate all who pick this wondrous book up. The reader, of course, should not take this personally, for the reader is not Stewart Home’s intended target. It doesn’t take a genius to work that out. Most importantly of all Memphis Underground, like all of Stewart Home’s work, is a book about writing: Memphis Underground is writing about writing.
By Lee Rourke.
I Would Like to Autosummarize Grades for my Students’ Papers
I don’t really know what a poem by Kristen Iskandrian sounds like
I recorded my voice mail greeting sixteen times
I am tired of starting each line with I but
I don’t know how to stop
By Kristen Iskandrian.