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Film Forecast… Not as Grim as Expected
By Margaret Hedderman There was a time when I made a point of watching a new release every week. I could tell you who was in what, who was supposed to be in what but pissed off the director and … Continue reading
Hop In! Road-Tripping with the Urchins
By Geo Ong The Urchins hit the road in two days, and while we love each other’s company, we can’t help but wonder who would be the perfect fourth passenger on this historic reUMion. This person would need smarts, wit, … Continue reading
Posted in Geo, Travel
Tagged america, cheryl cole, conan o'brien, driving, hunter s. thompson, james joyce, kentucky, new york city, road trip, uk immigration
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The Urchin in Its Natural Habitat
By Geo Ong Crikey! Another Urchin sighting! Note: I meant to say ’600-word caption’, not ’600-page caption,’ and even that’s not correct. It was really a 250-word caption. *** Yes, Hunter S. Thompson has that reputation of his. But above … Continue reading
Geo Takes a Survey
*Survey courtesy of Shelf Awareness On your nightstand now: An alarm clock-radio set to a country music station to ensure I bolt out of bed to turn it off, seven cents in pennies, a capsule of vegan multivitamins, my 2009 agenda … Continue reading
Posted in Examples in Urchinism, Geo, Literature
Tagged a clockwork orange, anthony burgess, bertolt brecht, book covers, books, catch-22, country music, fiction, finnegans wake, gertrude stein, gravity's rainbow, hunter s. thompson, imperial, invisible man, james joyce, joseph heller, kathy wilburn, marian potter, nonfiction, novels, penguin, philip k. dick, prefaces to shakespeare, ralph ellison, reading, rebecca skloot, shelf awareness, soren kierkegaard, survey, the arcades project, the immortal life of henrietta lacks, the little red caboose, thomas pynchon, tony tanner, valis, walter benjamin, william t vollmann
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