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In Today’s Observer
Michael Calderone reports that a few weeks after an alleged “groping” last May, Christian Slater bought himself a condo. And a new synergy comes to open houses in the form of celebrity book signings!...
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I’ve Been Kunkeled! Whose Life Is It Anyway? Indecision On Chambers
Have you begun to pretend to read this season’s hot literary debut, Indecision, by Benjamin Kunkel? To some readers—especially those who wrote reviews on Amazon—Mr. Kunkel’s book speaks directly to...
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I’ve Been Kunkeled! Whose Life Is It Anyway? Indecision On Chambers
Have you begun to pretend to read this season’s hot literary debut, Indecision, by Benjamin Kunkel? To some readers—especially those who wrote reviews on Amazon—Mr. Kunkel’s book speaks directly to...
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I’ve Been Kunkeled! Whose Life Is It Anyway? Indecision On Chambers
Have you begun to pretend to read this season’s hot literary debut, Indecision, by Benjamin Kunkel? To some readers—especially those who wrote reviews on Amazon—Mr. Kunkel’s book speaks directly to...
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n+1 Goes to College
Reading n+1—the buzzy, high-minded literary magazine launched three years ago by Ben Kunkel and his friends—has often felt like participating in a particularly erudite, if slightly self-important,...
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Fear and Loathing at the n+1 Party
The office was tiny and everyone at the party was sweating. Keith Gessen, one of the hosts, was pouring wine and opening beer behind a table while the n+1 extended family—mostly editors, journalists,...
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N+1 Explains Regrets in Higher Education
We knew we shouldn’t have bothered torturing ourselves through a reading of Ulysses! N+1 magazine is publishing a pamphlet for ungraduates titled What We Should Have Known: Two Discussions. The topic,...
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Ben Kunkel: We’ve Gotten Dumber, but Funnier
From an n+1 post today on the future of reading: I think probably people’s fears about the intellectual effects of TV and even the railroads were justified enough: TV would cause you to zone out and...
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