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Posted 12/04/08 in Vulture

Beef

Is Anya Ulinich’s New Short Story an Attack on Jonathan Safran Foer?

Yes.

Posted 11/25/08 in Vulture

The Comics Page

Blood, Guts and Vikings: Exclusive Excerpt From Brian Wood’s Comic ‘Northlanders’

As addictive as HBO's 'Rome,' if a good deal more chilly.

Posted 11/25/08 in Vulture

Gladwellia

What ‘Blink’ Begat

Behold! Blatant 'Blink' knockoffs.

Posted 11/24/08 in Vulture

Sadness

The End Is Nigher

Houghton Mifflin is halting all acquisitions.

Posted 11/20/08 in Vulture

Team Hardwicke vs. Team Stephenie

28 Reasons That ‘Twilight’ the Movie Is Better Than ‘Twilight’ the Book

The movie's more exciting, more fun, and way less annoying than Stephenie Meyer's gazillion-selling blockbuster.

Posted 11/19/08 in Vulture

Literature

If You Know Only One Thing About V.S. Naipaul, It Should Be This

The 'Times' review of a new Naipual biography includes a few great anecdotes about him, but they're all trumped by this one.

Posted 11/19/08 in Vulture

Werewolves

Are Werewolves the New Vampires?

Yes.

Posted 11/19/08 in Vulture

The Comics Page

Exclusive Manga Excerpt: Take a Weird Ride With Yuichi Yokoyama’s ‘Travel’

A book of great beauty and mystery, and the closest you're probably going to come to an acid trip all day.

Posted 11/18/08 in Vulture

Ranters and Ravers

Thin-Slicing Malcolm Gladwell’s Critics

Every critic wants to be Malcolm Gladwell. We thin-slice his critics into the following categories: Prigs, Wannabes, Accountants, and Haters.

Posted 11/18/08 in Vulture

Vampires

Did ‘Twilight’ Star Robert Pattinson Know What He Was Signing Up For?

'I just don't want to get stabbed or something.'

Posted 11/14/08 in Vulture

Chat Room

Maeve Binchy on ‘The Hard Core’ and Her Uplifting Next Novel About Heart Failure

Binchy raps to Vulture about how she got her writing start from a kibbutz and taking the money and running.

Posted 11/14/08 in Vulture

Chat Room

Natasha Wimmer on Translating Bolaño’s ‘2666’

We asked Alan Page, translator of the screenplays '21 Grams' and 'Babel,' to find out how Wimmer did it.

Posted 11/12/08 in Vulture

Chat Room

Inside the Mind of the Teenage Girl With Amy Goldwasser

Goldwasser sifted through more than 800 personal essays to find the 58 authors included in 'Red: Teenage Girls in American Write on What Fires Up Their Lives Today.'

Posted 11/12/08 in Vulture

Chat Room

Culture Critic Ken Tucker on the Enduring, Inexplicable Influence of ‘Scarface’

We talk to critic Ken Tucker about the 'great shallow masterpiece' 'Scarface' — and why Brian De Palma won't allow a new hip-hop soundtrack.

Posted 11/11/08 in Vulture

Birthdays

Holly Golightly Turns 50

Today's the 50th birthday of Capote's original novella.

Posted 11/11/08 in Vulture

The Comics Page

Veterans Day Special: Exclusive Comics Excerpt From WWII Memoir ‘Alan’s War’

A funny and thoughtful graphic memoir of World War II, told through G.I. Alan Cope's warm voice and Emmanuel Guibert's beautiful artwork.

Posted 11/07/08 in Vulture

Chat Room

Director Deepa Mehta on ‘Heaven on Earth,’ Adapting Rushdie’s ‘Midnight’s Children,’ and the X-Men

Mehta spoke to Vulture from Toronto about Bollywood, Hollywood, magical realism, and the X-Men.

Posted 11/07/08 in Vulture

Bolanopalooza

Read an Excerpt From Roberto Bolaño’s New Poetry Collection

If you want a Bolaño book that’s not going to tip your car over, 'The Romantic Dogs' has you covered.

Posted 11/07/08 in Vulture

Bolanopalooza

Essential Bolaño: The Five Most Unskippable Passages in ‘2666’

If you’re thinking of quitting, try one of these first. It might inspire you to settle in and read the rest.

Posted 11/07/08 in Vulture

Bolanopalooza

Why Big Books Still Matter

Is Roberto Bolaño's masterpiece, '2666,' really any more difficult than two seasons of 'Mad Men'?