Maturity Expressed
It’s good, I think, to reveal on occasion one’s younger side, to dismantle or at least set aside our mature trappings and play like blond-haired children, roll in meadows, run through hay, and show that we embrace life with big palms and sincere passion, and do not always need those fences of cynic pretension to mend and maintain our borders – folly-proof! – against our fellow child-men and women, et al.
Or: Instant messaging can get out of hand.
TODAY’S FEATURE
Rather than shopping or a pottery workshop, blogging shows promise as a fun, “couple-y” activity.
THE GOLEM writes the entry that took a thousand years.
OUR MAN IN BOSTON
Padgett Powell's bebop solo of a book is 164 pages of interrogatory--that's right, questions.
INFINITE SUMMER
Sponsored by TMN, the online book club reads the vampire novel that sired them all.
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TMN TALKS
Abhay Khosla is a regular contributor to The Savage Critics, a review of comic books. He’s made a foray into writing comics, and his absurdist,...