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This article contains Spoilers for Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace. So, if you’re reading it, or planning on reading it, you may wish to steer clear. (And if you haven’t read it already, you really should.)
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Fred Church is Kumquat — described on the site as “a musical endeavor…described as funky cut-and-paste sampladelica”. The first, self-titled record, came out in 1999, and the second, Similar To Sugar Pill was just released not too long ago. In the interim,…
Image via Wikipedia Here’s another hypothetical mix CD, this one called “Jeff Bridges… I Don’t Need No Jeff Bridges To Put Music To My Poem!” The title’s taken from one of my favorite Tom Goes To The Mayor episodes (though, really, they’re…
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Image via Wikipedia Charlie “Spike” Trotman is the creator of “Templar, Arizona”, a critically acclaimed long-form “culture fiction” webcomic hosted on Keenspot. Beyond simply being a character story, “Templar” focuses on its titular city as a whole as much as its residents….