David Sedaris lies!!

Posted on March 14, 2007 by Elizabeth McCullough

The day the innocence died. The New Republic has uncovered the literary non-scandal of the month: David Sedaris‘ biographical essays aren’t entirely true. You have to be a subscriber to read the whole story (boo!) but Slate serves up a scalding synopsis: A piece fact-checks the collected writings of essayist David Sedaris and turns up [...]

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Keeping it green: Ryan Williamson

Posted on March 14, 2007 by Elizabeth McCullough

Just met a very interesting (and friendly) area resident this morning — Ryan Williamson, proprietor of Mouse Works. He was very kindly donating two of his hand-made fleece hats (one in UVa colors, one with cat ears) to the Second Annual Treehuggers Ball silent auction. Read more about Williamson on his website, and learn how [...]

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And to Think that I Saw it on Positively 4th Street

Posted on March 14, 2007 by Elizabeth McCullough

Here’s what you get when the Bard of Hibbing and the Bard of Mulberry Street put their bardlings together: Dylan Hears a Who. (Thanks, John!)

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