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August 21, 2006
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어서오십시오!
- The Beiderbecke Affair is a weblog that concerns itself with things literary while also indulging its proprietor's rather unrelated interests in the early jazz musician Bix Beiderbecke and Korean culture, history, and politics.
About the Banner
The banner image is a detail from Grant Wood’s “Young Corn.” Now owned by the Cedar Rapids (Iowa) Community School District, it was painted in 1931: the same year Bix Beiderbecke died and a year after Wood painted “American Gothic.”
So Sayeth Snoop
- “But I somehow, some way, keep coming up with funky-ass shit, like, every single day.”
Mixes
So Sayeth Merle
- “We don’t make a party out of lovin’.”
Love Thyself
So Sayeth Aldous
- “Nobody can make a habit of self-exhibition, nobody can exploit his personality for the sake of exercising a kind of hypnotic power over others, and remain untouched by the process.”
Writing on the Web
- A Writer at War by Vasily Grossman (The Quarterly Conversation)
- Art Under Control in North Korea by Jane Portal (Concord Monitor)
- Consider the Lobster by David Foster Wallace (SF Chronicle)
- Denison, Iowa by Dale Maharidge (SF Chronicle)
- Gang Leader for a Day by Sudhir Venkatesh (SF Chronicle)
- Hiking Gubong-san (Travelhappy)
- How Early America Sounded by Richard Rath (CS Monitor)
- Music from Big Pink by John Niven (The Quarterly Conversation)
- No Man's Land by Duong Thu Huong (January)
- Pyongyang: A Journey in North Korea by Guy Delisle (Concord Monitor)
- The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle (January)
- The Rise of Western Christendom by Peter Brown (January)
- The Story of a Life by Aharon Appelfeld (January)
- Watchmen by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons (January)
- What's Lost in Translation? (Concord Monitor)
So Sayeth Van
- “Gonna put on my hot pants and promenade down funky broadway ’til the cows come home.”
Sites
- A Soviet Poster a Day
- About Last Night
- All-School Chorus
- Allure
- Benn loxo du taccu
- BibliOdyssey
- Bixography
- Black Garterbelt
- Boogie Woogie Flu
- BookLust
- Charlottesville Words
- Civil War Memory
- Creekside Review
- Critical Compendium
- Done with Mirrors
- El puente azul
- Encyclopedia Virginia Blog
- FreeRice
- Giornale Nuovo
- Gurldoggie
- Gypsy Scholar
- House of Mirth
- if charlie parker was a gunslinger
- Irish Elk
- January Magazine
- Jazz.com
- JazzWax
- Language Log
- Literary Kicks
- Locust St.
- Makes Nothing Happen.
- Moistworks
- Motel de Moka
- OldStacks
- Out of the Woods Now
- Polly Vous Francais?
- Project X
- Seven Roads
- Shorpy Vintage Photos
- Splinters
- Syntax of Things
- The Blog of Wistar Watts Murray
- The Book Depository
- The Elegant Variation
- The Existence Machine
- The Literary Saloon
- The Marmot’s Hole
- The Projectionist
- The Reading Experience
- Us, Robots
- VQR Blog
- Whimwit.com
So Sayeth Bob
- Oh, my name it ain’t nothin’. / My age it means less. / The country I come from / is called the Midwest.
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