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The Wire | On the Lower Frequencies

A quote from Erick Lyle's On the Lower Frequencies: A Secret History of the City.

On the Lower Frequencies | Radio Waves

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Posted by Eric Obenauf on 15 November, 2016 0 comments |
The Wire | Babysitter At Rest

It's no secret how much we love Dorothy, A Publishing Project. I just dove into The Babysitter at Rest by Jen George, and I'm excited to burn through it.

The Babysitter at Rest | Radio Waves

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Posted by Brett Gregory on 08 November, 2016 0 comments |
The Wire | Nicholas Rombes Gets Weird

Nicholas Rombes, author of The Absolution of Roberto Acestes Laing, and writer/director of our second feature film, The Removals, was interviewed by David Davis at the Weird Fiction website. Davis asked Rombes whether there is "such a thing as 'too weird'" and whether he would consider someone labeling his work as weird as a compliment.

The Removals, written and directed by Nicholas Rombes (Two Dollar Radio 2016)

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Posted by Eric Obenauf on 01 November, 2016 0 comments |
The Wire | All Over and Over

I recently bought Tim Kinsella's All Over and Over (Featherproof Books 2015). The book is a collection of tour diaries from his extensive time on the road with his band, Make Believe (Joan of Arc), during the early/mid 2000s. Kinsella's reflective insight is where the beauty lies.

All Over and Over | Radio Waves

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Posted by Brett Gregory on 25 October, 2016 0 comments |
The Wire | Best in Show

Christopher Guest's newest movie, Mascots, is now available to stream on Netflix, so we thought we'd take a moment to reflect on a couple of our favorite lines from our favorite Guest flick, Best in Show.

Best in Show | Radio Waves

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Posted by Eric Obenauf on 18 October, 2016 0 comments |
The Wire | Isabelle Mège & Joel-Peter Witkin

The New Yorker recently featured a story about a medical secretary in Paris, Isabelle Mège, who persuaded a number of renowned photographers to take her picture over the course of two decades. The story highlights how obsessive Mège was in her quest to be photographed.

Isabelle Mège | Radio Waves

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Posted by Brett Gregory on 11 October, 2016 0 comments |
The Wire | Melanie Finn's playlist for The Gloaming

Melanie Finn contributed a playlist to Largehearted Boy's "Book Notes" series, where authors write playlists to accompany their books. Here is Finn's explanation for a song on her playlist.

Rain in Ethiopia

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Posted by Eric Obenauf on 20 September, 2016 0 comments |
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  • Zachary Pace in Columbus, Ohio

    Introduction by Brett Gregory: Zachary Pace is the author of I Sing to Use the Waiting: A Collection of Essays about the Women Singers Who've Made Me Who I Am. This book is special. It's accessible and informative, yes, but it's... Read more →

  • Q+A with Zachary Pace about I Sing to Use the Waiting

    On January 23, 2024, we're thrilled to release Zachary Pace's debut book, I Sing to Use the Waiting: A Collection of Essays About the Women Singers Who've Made Me Who I Am. With remarkable grace, candor, and a poet’s ear... Read more →

  • Q+A with Christine Lai about Landscapes

    We're tremendously excited to share the news that on September 12, 2023, we will be publishing Landscapes, a debut novel by Christine Lai that brilliantly explores memory, empathy, preservation, and art as an instrument for recollection and renewal.In the English... Read more →