Monday, January 10, 2005
Heartbreaking article on Hayao Miyazaki in the New Yorker this week. Print only, though there's an online interview with the author, which detail strikes me as byzantine. Interesting in that New Yorker way, though.
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- "When the Riders in Cezanne's 'The Pool at the Jas de Bouffan'"
- "You, Joking, With Perspective"
- pubs list
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- a review of "What Remains"
- at "Blackbird"
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- some online journals
- Jacket
- Octopus
- GutCult
- Blue Moon Review
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- some poetry (mostly) blogs
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