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Mexico Queer

•Sat, Mar 13th, 12:00pm
Saturday Storytime: Jumping Jack

•Mon, Mar 15th, 7:00pm
Elif Batuman

•Tue, Mar 16th, 7:00pm
Sam Lipsyte

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Terry Castle

Featured Event

Tuesday, March 15th 7pm

Sam Lipsyte

Author of The Ask

Sam Lipsyte

Sam Lipsyte has always been a funny, engrossing writer, but with this latest novel the author of Home Land, Venus Drive and The Subject Steve is staking his claim as the city's singular source for mordant laughter.

The Ask is the story of Milo Burke, a more-or-less employed development officer at a small university whose further solvency depends on his wooing of one major, mysterious donor. The book discusses, with varying levels of terror, "work, war, sex, class, child rearing, romantic comedies, Benjamin Franklin, cooking shows on death row, and the eroticization of chicken wire."

Sam will be here to discuss the book with his celebrated editor at FSG, Lorin Stein.

 

News of Note
Star Maker Print
Written by Dustin   
Monday, 16 November 2009

By Olaf Stapledon (Wesleyan, $26.95)

star_makerNew rule: you haven't read science fiction until you've read Stapledon. His prose is a little dated feeling, but his imagination, his passion for inventing strange worlds and strange peoples page after page, is unrivaled even now. Stapledon nearly exhausted the genre before it got started, and he deserves to be read long after it fades away.

 
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