McSweeney's Quarterly Concern: McSweeney's Issue 37 (McSweeney's Quarterly Concern) (Series #37) (Hardcover)

from JBD1

Mostly a miss for me, though the introductory notes on the state of the publishing industry were very welcome, and the excerpt from John Sayles' "A Moment in the Sun" was quite good.

from bkwurm

Part of the appeal of McSweeney's quarterly review is that you just never know what to expect. This was one of their more "traditional" issues, and it was a great one! Filled to the brim with pieces of work by amazingly talented people, I read this all the way through from cover to cover. Of cour...

from freelancer_frank

This is a book about Kenya, character, nature and society. The stories tend to cluster around these issues. The most obvious examples of the cluster are the work by Jess Walter, John Hyduk, J. Malcolm Garcia and Etgar Keret which deal explicitly with social systems and the perils/pitfalls of empl...

from freelancer_frank

This is a book about Kenya, character, nature and society. The stories tend to cluster around these issues. The most obvious examples of the cluster are the work by Jess Walter, John Hyduk, J. Malcolm Garcia and Etgar Keret which deal explicitly with social systems and the perils/pitfalls of empl...