Starting today, the kind folks at Versal are attempting to link to a few interesting articles about literature that are floating around the internet, as well as some links of intellectual interest.
Megan has suggested I come up with a name for the link series, but I am terribly slow with titles (being as important as they are) and will announce a title later this week. Here are a few links for today that I found interesting.
Kyle Minor suggests a few comic novels for your digestion. I have to admit, the only one I know is Erasure.
The always excellent Adam Curtis outlines the relationship between bodybuilding and imperialism. A must read.
The Los Angeles Review of Books reviews two new books about the marijuana trade. Seems those hippies are getting what they want after all.
The Washerman's Dog blog gives us a little history on the relation between Jazz and Islam. Baptists churches on the East Coast face Mecca? No way.
Finally, how about a topless Hemingway slideshow?
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April 02, 2012
Brain Cookies
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October 11, 2011
Literary Journal Contest
Writer's Relief is running a contest to help support literary journals. If you buy a year long subscription to two journals (of your choice) and post the name of those journals in the comments sections of the blog post announcing the contest, you can earn a free subscription to another lit mag of your choice. Other have gotten in on the action and offered their own journals up for grabs, or gracious discounts if you are buying the journal to enter the contest. Check out the Writers Relief contest here and consider buying a subscription to our journal here.
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October 05, 2011
Literature Party AWP 2012
The Versal crew will be in Chicago for the AWP 2012 conference with our very own table. There are so many events, but it looks as though the Literature Party supporting young, Chicagoan authors, should be very exciting. Check it out.
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