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        Both Fan and Not
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        Both Fan and Not

        By Amanda Davidson

        Both Flesh and Not rounds up a mélange of David Foster Wallace… more »

        The Hunger Games and the Allure of Dystopia
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        The Hunger Games and the Allu…

        By Jessica Wilson

        Big Brother and the Memory Hole. Guy Montag and his fire hose. Ranks of G… more »

        The Albums of Dana Spiotta’s Stone Arabia
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        The Albums of Dana Spiotta…

        By eMusic Editorial Staff

        “Nik chronicled his years in minute but twisted detail.” In h… more »

        Patti Smith, Just Kids
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        Patti Smith, Just Kids

        By Jami Attenberg

        There is so much to admire about Patti Smith’s enchanting memoir, J… more »

        The Writing Dead: Why We Should Welcome The Pale King Into the Light of Day
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        The Writing Dead: Why We Shou…

        By Patrick Rapa

        We tend to think of suicide as desperate and impulsive, but it’s of… more »

        eMusic Book Club: A Scanner Darkly
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        eMusic Book Club: A Scanner D…

        By Maris Kreizman

        Welcome to the first installment of the eMusic Book Club. Digital technol… more »

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        Interview: Eddie Huang
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        Interview: Eddie Huang

        By Elisa Ludwig, eMusic Contributor

        A Vice TV host with a law degree, a hip-hop obsession, and a NYC restaurant called Baohaus (serving Taiwanese buns, named for his favorite architects), Eddie Huang is a walking culture clash. In his memoir… more »

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