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"You know those jams in the park? They produced the spark. Made me feel words how I read books in the dark. I always took it to heart, loved the art..."
About Me
- Tom Wolf
- Gentleman of Leisure and Unwilling Expatriate. Catch me at okayplayer.com, PopMatters, Stylus, etc.
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The Hits
- America's Most Policed Art Form, Part I: The Rise of the Informal Mixtape Economy
- Detroit's Art-Hop: Ta'raach and Black Milk
- "No Limits": An Interview with Oh No
- Ghostface, MORE FISH
- John Legend, ONCE AGAIN
- Van Hunt, ON THE JUNGLE FLOOR
- Omar, SING... IF YOU WANT IT
- Ohmega Watts, THE FIND
- Shawn Lee, VOICES AND CHOICES
Blog Archive
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October
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- Music Review: Me'shell Ndegeocello, THE WORLD HAS ...
- Summer Recap: The Whole World Like, "T, Where the ...
- MUSIC: Welcome to the Doghouse
- Interview With Myself: "Tom Wolf, Keeping Your Bea...
- SPEECH/ESSAY: The Wisdom of Paul Turner
- Soul Review: Rick James, DEEPER STILL
- Reggae Review: Collie Buddz, COLLIE BUDZ
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Recent Reads
- Eric Paras, FOUCAULT 2.0
- Fernando Pessoa, THE COLLECTED POEMS OF ALBERTO CAEIRO
- Donald Barthelme, THE TEACHINGS OF DON B.
- John K. Wilson, BARACK OBAMA: THIS IMPROBABLE QUEST
- Peter Guralnick, DREAM BOOGIE: THE TRIUMPH OF SAM COOKE
- Ernst Junger, STORM OF STEEL
- Ben Sidran, BLACK TALK
- Ulrich Beck, RISK SOCIETY
- Nicholson Baker, U AND I
- Ted Hughes, CROW
- Alasdair Gray, LANARK: A LIFE IN FOUR BOOKS
- Evelyn Waugh, BRIDESHEAD REVISITED
- C.G. Jung, MAN AND HIS SYMBOLS
- Milan Kundera, IGNORANCE
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