+suspended +bliss.

Search This Blog

lansing fest.

on January 28, 2008

Get link
Facebook
X
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

Get link
Facebook
X
Pinterest
Email
Other Apps

Comments

Write for Vice.

I am actively looking for new writers for Vice, Viceland.com, the Vice blog, etc. I am looking for actual real news reporting (in all arenas) that isn't rehashing information that's already out there, isn't insanely boring, and doesn't take itself so seriously that it will collapse under criticism. Also please be aware that you will be edited, and that you will have to be OK with that. Don't worry about sounding like "Vice"--that is a myth inside your mind. Sound like you. Pitch me stuff ok? Tell your friends who have ideas, I'll listen to anyone. News, though, OK? That's it. And please don't U2U me or respond to any of my personal accounts. My email address is liza -at- viceland -dot- com Oh yeah: I pay. Also, I am looking for an intern. This does not pay. If anyone knows someone living in NYC now or will be soon who knows html and isn't an asshole I will give them special consideration. One more thing: You do not have to live in this coun...

sustaining language.

for language headz, native peep and those that like to kiss: here. blog post of calendar photo i scanned here. a little late i know, but maybe i should not take any more breaks from the INTERNET. david truer is a university of minnesota professor, decent novelist, princeton grad, fulbright scholar and major-league asshole. why he isn't a household name in america now is beyond me?

the column.

it's may. tomorrow will be six months of sobriety. et cetera-- "The Rest is Noise" is a great book: highly readable, very accessible and definitely not snobbishly academic. this book functions as all great music tomes should. the way it effortlessly weaves seemingly unconnected narratives keeps it interesting. "The Rest is Noise" is of course predominantly about 20th century classical music but the connections to other music genres are drawn and highlighted and some of the themes-tonality vs. atonality e.g.-make this book a worth while read for all lovers of music and serious headz alike. i am not a big fan of the new yorker either... things are indeed not weird enough. not right now. but maybe i should leave the house? either way... lately i have been thinking about "noise-rock" in general and Deerhunter in particular. summer of 2005 they were THE local support band for NY-based groups & other hip, small-capacity touring bands. basically the...

Powered by Blogger