The Stacks Reader is a living archive of classic journalism and writing and the arts and culture.
Joined February 2018
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Introducing @AlexBelth, the paleontologist of narrative journalism and his @TheStacksReader SERIES, a priceless archive of memorable storytelling, brought to you by @therealsager, The Sager Group, @NeoText_Books neotextcorp.com/culture/noth…
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It’s a beautiful day to order your copy of #TheOceanIsClosed with an introduction by @AlexBelth. Get your hands on a copy of this dreamy baby before it’s too late ✨: zebooks.com/products-1/the-o…
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See inside an Upper East Side apartment full of rock-and-roll memories nym.ag/3s59AD3
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@NYMag has a piece on #FalseMemorySyndrome Foundation & its impact on #psychology. @TheStacksReader posted my 1994 @phillymag investigation of this fascinating, shocking saga & what I called "The Most Influentially Dysfunctional Family in America" #freyd
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New: @trehagen profiles @AlexBelth, a devout journalism preservationist, who retrieves old magazine articles that may otherwise have been lost to time.
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Literary tuning fork Don DeLillo: theguardian.com/books/2020/o…
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Two years ago, a car killed a man on a baseball field in Maine. In that moment, a 50-year-old secret was exposed, and the fates of 3 generations of 3 families became entwined. Here, at @espn, and at 7 PM tonight, on @E60, is their story.
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Honored to spend some quality time with @brinicio. Widely known as boxer, writer, and documentarian, he's also a cool guy with a literary soul. Don't know much about the weight of his fists, but he tickles the keyboard to great effect... Plus he wanted to interview me, so...
Guest this week on Tourist Information is “literary anthropologist” @therealsager discussing Kobe Bryant, profiling celebrities, the inspiration for Boogie Nights, his start at @washingtonpost, Janet Cooke’s “Jimmy’s World” debacle, a lot more:
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My father Dick Schaap would have turned 85 today. “He was the most talented person in our business," Dave Anderson said. "He could do anything in journalism, whether print or broadcasting. Whatever it took, he could do it, and do it as well if not better than anyone else.”
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Video || Thanks @DailyPlinth for featuring a special anniversary video we produced on Richard Diebenkorn: The Catalogue Raisonné @yalepress || bit.ly/2QsnnRM
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News || We are delighted to share the very exciting news that @PepperdineCFA has announced "Richard Diebenkorn: Beginnings, 1942–1955" to open January 12, 2019. Organized by @diebenkorn_fnd #CrockerArt bit.ly/2P8SIZn #diebenkornbeginnings
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Getouttahere! @ELLEmagazine
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Lehigh Valley people: I interview Latin jazz artist Eddie Palmieri, who'll be playing Saturday at the Zoellner Arts Center mcall.com/entertainment/mc-e…
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Agreed. This is special piece, piercing as both a political and personal testament.
This is a complicated and beautiful piece that seems to stand outside of time as much as it is completely of this moment. It's vivid, somehow unmediated. Its politics and its originality suggest the very young Didion.
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READ the great Deptford trilogy.
“A truly great book should be read in youth, again in maturity and once more in old age, as a fine building should be seen by morning light, at noon and by moonlight.”
― Robertson Davies #BornOnThisDay