Crossing my fingers that Boing Boing posts the step-by-step
Esquire announces that its anniversary issue will feature an e-paper cover; geeks wonder if they can hack in & jury-rig their own Kindles. (Via.)
Esquire announces that its anniversary issue will feature an e-paper cover; geeks wonder if they can hack in & jury-rig their own Kindles. (Via.)
Today I close out IFC.com’s List Month with ten works of fiction I’d like to see adapted for film. The list leans toward the contemporary and is by no means comprehensive; among other things, I intended to mention James Hynes’ “Queen of the Jungle” (from Publish and Perish), but forgot. Here’s the intro: Adapting fiction for the screen has always . . .
Great news from the great James Hynes: Little, Brown’s Reagan Arthur, who edited The Lecturer’s Tale, will edit Next, his… next. No other details yet.
Fellow Big Star fans, take note: Oxford American’s second Best of the South DVD includes snippets of Thank You Friends, a silent 16mm film shot by Chris Bell and Andy Hummel while the band was recording #1 Record. Interesting stuff. (The rest of the footage is due out in a Rhino box set later this year.) But for me the . . .
The second installment of Denis Johnson’s Nobody Move is out now, and Jacket Copy is on the case.