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Book Review: Bill Bruford, The Autobiography by The Dependent Clause on Nov 20, 2009 in Music autobiography Bill Bruford books drumming King Crimson memoir Yes So I just finished Bill Bruford’s autobiography (unofficial subtitle: Tea & Drumpets) and I can report that I loved it for all the reasons you might expect, along with some wholly unanticipated ones. I suspected the book would be full of j...
Burberry and Minneapolis share a fashion link to Palin, like it or not by Minnesota Independent on Nov 19, 2009 in 2012 Blog Books Campaign Finance Campaigns Politics Presidential Race burberry going rogue Jeff Larson lisa kline Neiman Marcus Sarah Palin Burberry, Britain’s once-staid fashion house, can’t help it if Sarah Palin wears their trademark plaid scarves. “[T]he conspicuousness of the pattern also means that the company has little control over how it is seen, or on whom,...
Books FINALLY Returned To Library, 50 Years Late by Videolicious.tv Daily Video Blog on Nov 19, 2009 in Books Funny Library A package containing the two books, a money order for $1,000 and a note arrived a half-century after the Phoenix student checked the books out from the library.
National Novel Writing Month by Twin Cities Daily Planet on Nov 19, 2009 in nanowrimo national novel writing month novel writing month Books Have you ever wanted to write a novel? Do you have the strange notion that you have a story that you should really write down someday? Are you completely crazy and have a strange aversion to sleep? Can you type really fast? Th...
What It Takes to Steal Cars by Daughter Number Three on Nov 18, 2009 in Books Kelleigh Monahan, the main character in Pete Hautman's young adult novel How to Steal a Car, is every parent's nightmare.She's the kind of girl who's never gotten into trouble, who has good grades and long-term friendships, who believes her mother is...
Literary scavenger hunt, part 5 by A Closer Look at Flyover Land on Nov 18, 2009 in Books MN literature So: the question for week 5 was, Which rock band, whose lead singer grew up in Minnesota, has songs populated with literary figures from William Butler Yeats to Nelson Algren to Minnesota’s own John Berryman? See, if you play along,...
Book Review by Paula Fox by Girl Detective on Nov 18, 2009 in Books Writing At The New York Review of Books, author Paula Fox, on moving from Manhattan to Brooklyn: The evening of the day we moved in, I made a quick supper. We sat at a table surrounded by stacked cartons that evoked in me a memory of Stonehenge, a cardboard...
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