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Inscríbete en LibraryThing para averiguar si este libro te gustará. Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro. This issue has five different sections each printed with pages that have different sizes or colors than the others and yet they all share the same binding. Physically, it's a very strange item. Noteworthy here is that the Cliffhanger stories started in issue 57 are concluded; it was a neat trick and the anticipation probably made at least one of the stories better than it really was. This issue also has four essays from the likes of Dave Eggers and Neil Gaiman celebrating historic ACLU cases along with why the case is important to each of the authors and society as a whole. In addition there's a glossy photo spread, which seems to address self-image, and an excerpt from Whitney Emerson's book, "Heaven." ( ) A nice mix of short stories, photo art, letters to the editor, and previews of coming stories from the good folks at McSweeney’s. There were no home runs this go around but the overall quality is pretty good, and these were my favorites: In Search of a Better Ending by Annesha Mitha The Asylum by Julie Hecht The Famous Writer’s Ashes by Carlea Holl-Jensen Letters to the editor from Rufi Thorpe, probably my favorite of all, and makes me want to read one of her books. And last but certainly not least, the fantastic excerpts from Fight of the Century: Writers Reflect on 100 Years of Landmark ACLJ cases, with those cited by Jacqueline Woodson and Dave Eggers really standing out. sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
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McSweeney's rings in the 2020's with a brand-new, oddly-shaped, paperback issue of our National Magazine Award-winning Quarterly Concern. Gaze inside this short covered book to find: stories about cultish acting classes and human remains and eerie parties in dusty parlors; the conclusions of Issue 57's cliffhanger stories by Oyikan Braithewaite, Brian Evanson, and Mona Awad; Essays on historic ACLU cases by the likes of Jacqueline Woodson and Charlie Jane Anders; letters from Brandon Hobson on an armadillo incarnation of Andrew Jackson and Jenny Slate on the indignity of game nights; a spread of full-color photographs by Tommy Kha; and so much more. Join us, hand-in-hand, as we enter a whole new era. Featuring original stories by: Olivia Clare A. E. Stout Kristen Gleason Annesha Mitha Julie Hecht Carlea Holl-Jensen Gabriel Bump and Anjali Sachdeva Writings on historic ACLU cases by: Jacqueline Woodson Charlie Jane Anders Dave Eggers and Neil Gaiman Part two of Issue 57's cliffhanger stories by: Mona Awad Brian Evenson and Oyinkan Braithwaite Plus: a photo series by Tommy Kha, an excerpt from Emerson Whitney's Heaven. and letters by: Brandon Hobson Hannah Kingsley-Ma Laura Lane Rufi Thorpe, and Jenny Slate No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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