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» Selick Review About Coraline

Read director Harry Selick’s intereview here about adapting Neil Gaiman’s Coraline into the upcoming film of the same name. (P.S. Congrats, Neil, on winning the Newberry Medal for The Graveyard Book.)

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» In Short

Get one 3,000- to 8,000-word story by a new author in the mail every three weeks. Look (here) to learn more about the nonprofit “magazine” One Story.

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» Are You Listening?

Read a fascinating Pulitzer Prize-winning article (from 2007) about a violinist in the DC Metro here. Seriously, read it. You can listen to the performance here.

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Time Well Spent

Saturday 10 January 2009 at 7:43 pm

I started writing this post on my lunch break at work. Not a big deal, I know, but this is significant to me, and germane to what I want to talk about, so I’m mentioning it.

My lunch hours for the last few years have typically been spent reading blog entries or online forums or things like that. As something of an information junkie, I love the new. The worlds of art, music, economics, religion, politics, etc. are in constant evolution, and they push and pull against each other in fascinating ways. It’s not always pleasant to watch, but it feels good to know what’s going on in the parts of the world I’m most interested in.

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