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The Absolute at LargeApril 22, 2011
I have two confessions to make — long-hidden nerd secrets about which I simply have to come clean...
Click on the picture and listen to my whole essay on Karel Capek's hilarious lost classic The Absolute at Large All Contradictions are Created Equal; an Interview with Will OldhamApril 21, 2011 
Cara Hoffman Hates MenApril 14, 2011
Thanks to Google Analytics I can see the terms people are using to search online for me and my work.
The vast majority are, as you would expect, my name and the title So Much Pretty. But there are other terms; “Cara Hoffman naked” and “Cara Hoffman nude” and also “Cara Hoffman hates men.” (more…) Bringing it all Back Home; an Interview with Joe SchmidbauerApril 12, 2011 
The author happily standing between editors Sarah Knight and Joe Schmidbauer
The Pastoral LifeApril 11, 2011 
Take the F TrainApril 7, 2011 
evidence of the positive impact of profanity on social growth and happiness
It was a bit of a mixed message to get from a guy who had once been (more…) Guest Blog: The Novelist Goes to War by David AbramsApril 6, 2011 
Quivering Pen, can be found at:www.davidabramsbooks.blogspot.com It’s February 2005 and I am in a C-130 flying over Iraq, scrotum shriveling at the thought of terrorist rocket launchers which, at that very moment, could be aimed directly at our fuselage. (more…) The Slow News DayApril 5, 2011 
I started my day as usual by going to the state police headquarters in a town with a population of six thousand, called Homer, where I would read the blotter and drink coffee. Stories generally involved (more…) Guest Blog: Of Feral Children and Other Hybrid Spaces by Jacob A. BennettApril 4, 2011 
Not unnaturally, and in keeping with what I perceive to be the author’s working/writing style, Humanimal: A Project for Future Children has been incubating within me for some time, a book I’ve been living with without ever having read it. I’d heard parts of it read prior to publication, and now it (more…) In Memory of a Good GeniusApril 1, 2011 
Matthew at the shore
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