On Day 3 of a Brooklyn literary outlet's experiment in Twitter micro-publishing, the Ink speaks with author Rick Moody and publisher Andy Hunter of Electric Literature.
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November 30, 2009December 2, 2009Arts & Culture
Brooklyn-based Lit Mag’s Twitter Experiment
A literary anthology based out of Gold Street in Fort Greene, Electric Literature, began publishing a new short story by Rick Moody, renowned author of The Ice Storm, via Twitter today. Using its Twitter handle @ElectricLit the literary outlet announced the coming of “Rick Moody’s Microserialized Twitter Fiction Project,” which is titled ‘Some Contemporary Characters,’...
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November 23, 2009November 23, 2009Arts & Culture
The Life of a Grip
Leah Finnegan describes the little-glamorized life of a film grip on a Martin Scorcese shoot in Park Slope.
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November 4, 2009January 6, 2010Arts & Culture, Multimedia, Slideshow
Ballroom Boogie in Bay Ridge
In Bay Ridge, a scene from a ballroom dancing class: Octogenarians fox trot, retirees rumba and the cardigans come off as the young at heart learn a few new tricks.
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October 28, 2009February 4, 2010Arts & Culture
Where Everybody Knows Your Song
During the daytime, this 1950s-styled diner happily plays the role of quaint family restaurant, but as the night sets in, the lights are dimmed and the music raised. Welcome to Karaoke Night in Red Hook.
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October 21, 2009February 4, 2010Arts & Culture
New Galleries Diversify DUMBO’s Art Scene
Lower rents in Brooklyn has caused an influx of galleries to DUMBO over the past few months. A deeper look into the neighborhood's diversified art scene.
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October 20, 2009November 16, 2009Arts & Culture
Choose me!
By Mara Zepeda The theater at Bay Ridge Preparatory School doubles as a basketball court. A dozen students congregate in the cavernous room. Some girls-black knee socks askew-dangle their legs off the edge of the stage. Boys loosen their neckties and slouch in folding chairs arranged in a semicircle. Other students are splayed on the...