Lorrie Moore fiction
Bookmarked: a new Lorrie Moore story, “Childcare,” appears in the latest issue of The New Yorker. (See also.)
Bookmarked: a new Lorrie Moore story, “Childcare,” appears in the latest issue of The New Yorker. (See also.)
My father-in-law — a warm, funny, and brilliant man of idiosyncratic passions, the only person I know who’s read Twain’s Is Shakespeare Dead? and enjoys it as much as I do — was diagnosed with multiple myeloma last fall. It’s a terrible disease (and rare, except for those who, like him, were exposed to Agent Orange), but treatments have improved . . .
From the creators of The Hipster Olympics, here’s ‘Llectuals: Girls Gone Wilde at PBS. (Thanks, Javier — and IFC.) I should create a new category: satirical videos I missed last summer.
Writer Austin Ratner explains how a line of film dialogue about his dad caused him to view Paul Giamatti as a stand-in for his father. (Via.)