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Jeffrey Eugenides discusses his debut novel, The Virgin Suicides, in today’s My First Time: http://tpr.ly/1SMAdnk pic.twitter.com/yFrSPjDcWt
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“Keep the reader off balance—is the universe of the comedy or of the tragedy?” —T.C. Boyle http://bit.ly/196Q3cR
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“Fact is like clay. You shape it to your own ends.” —John Gregory Dunne http://bit.ly/1KSsFAZ
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“Most things good for writing are bad for life.” —Lorrie Moore http://bit.ly/1ys2moG
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“I had an early interest in death.” —P.D. James http://bit.ly/1ChpmvM
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“The Artichoke,” a poem by Nin Andrews. http://tpr.ly/23IVeqE pic.twitter.com/3QshbzQMa7
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“I like idiots.” —Jack Kerouac http://bit.ly/jjk6TY
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On Arthur Anderson, the Voice of the Lucky Charms Leprechaun http://tpr.ly/1SOqIE0 pic.twitter.com/EzmT54lZIK
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“A good book is more intelligent than its author. It can say things that the writer is not aware of.” —Umberto Eco http://bit.ly/1DZbXIn
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“At the Zoo,” a story by Caitlin Horrocks. http://tpr.ly/1b8Q5fJ pic.twitter.com/lMDyq5YmcM
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“Once you start illustrating virtue, you had better stop writing fiction.” —Robert Penn Warren http://bit.ly/1Bv9561
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Gone with the Mind: An Interview with Mark Leyner http://tpr.ly/1VsxMN8 pic.twitter.com/ZyIleGIAXc
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“The Vanishing,” a poem by Cathy Park Hong. http://tpr.ly/1S9Xcc0 pic.twitter.com/XtUaye46uH
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“People are too busy putting things under microscopes. Creativity is more than the sum of its parts.” —Maya Angelou http://bit.ly/1zMAykm
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Blutch’s “Peplum,” a graphic novel, is out this month from New York Review Comics. http://tpr.ly/1RRY1tt pic.twitter.com/Nr0HB0PikA
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How Blutch’s graphic novel “Peplum” shatters the “Satyricon.” http://tpr.ly/1VmF5pR pic.twitter.com/OddcCKmWIj
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“I never submitted a manuscript through an agent. I believed in the doctrine of immaculate rejection.” —E.B. White http://bit.ly/1CvyP3z
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The German photographer Thomas Ruff’s “press++” is showing now at David Zwirner Gallery. http://tpr.ly/1SbJBqc pic.twitter.com/PkBeEC9bLS
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Why Charlie Chaplin Wanted to Play Hamlet http://tpr.ly/1ViLOAu pic.twitter.com/38nj3bA7ez
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“Writers often give advice they don't follow to the letter themselves.” —Tobias Wolff http://bit.ly/199sh0h
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You're missing more than mayonnaise when you grow up without it. http://ow.ly/10D7qm pic.twitter.com/JP2mrdZSxp
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