Arts
Here's how magazines start: "We were having a rare lavatory chat about how rare conversations are in the bathroom. From there, the idea rolled on to a literary publication dealing with bathrooms, distributed exclusively in them."
4 Oct 2006
The Ides of August mean one thing in North Carolina. Lethargy. Torpor in the Piedmont.
16 Aug 2006
Times are hard in the newspaper and magazine business. Recently, one McClatchy-owned paper sent out a memo to staffers saying that their papers were no longer free--newsroom jockeys need to pony up a quarter to get a take-home copy.
26 Apr 2006
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The full emotional tableau of autumn greets us on the newsstand, from the giddy creative dynamo of Bynum's Clyde Jones atop a colorful critter pile on the cover of The Rambler to Billy Solitario's ominous, people-less, billowy Gulf Coast clouds filling the cover of The Southern Review, just published from Louisiana State University. The eight-page interview with Jones (featuring publisher/ interviewer Dave Korzon's continuing narrative) is a romp.
28 Sep 2005
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