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October 26th, 2009
Dear Friends,
For years we've puzzled over how to get the stories and essays in each issue of the magazine to people who couldn't quite get them on paper—because they were in another country, or far away from any known bookstores, or because, let's face it, they just didn't have $11.95 (now $13.95) lying around. But we couldn't figure it out. Now, with the help of our new friends at Scribd.com, we have. The contents of issue 8 are hereby available in their original format for between $1 and $3, depending on length. Click on the following links to preview and buy—and thank you, as always, for reading.
Intellectual Situation
(Entire Intellectual Situation, incl. "The Wall Street Gangster's Rhyme")
Politics
On Repressive Sentimentalism
Mark Greif
(also available here)
Conversations with HFM
(December 2008–July 2009)
Essays
Don't Say No
Eli S. Evans
So Little to Remember
Philip Connors
Cinema é Luxo
Emily Witt
The Rise of the Neuronovel
Marco Roth
(also available here)
Fiction
Among Friends
Juan Villoro
A Broken Window
Imraan Coovadia
Reviews
New Left Review, 1962–Present
Nikil Saval
R WE GOING TO DAI ALONE?
Katherine Sharpe
(also available here)
Forget Bourdieu
Nicholas Dames
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