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- al gore
- balloon juice
- corey robin
- crooked timber
- crooks and liars
- digby's blog
- economix
- ezra klein
- franklin harris
- galleycat
- helen rittelmeyer
- hit & run
- jesse walker
- jonathan chait
- lawyers guns and money
- mad magazine
- miles grant
- nate silver
- no more mister nice blog
- pandagon
- paul krugman
- stopped clock
- things break
- thinking reed
- this modern world
- u.s. intellectual history
- unqualified offerings
My Writing
- my twitter feed
- in the army now
- two, three, many mccarthyisms
- 2012 tac endorsement
- warrior for peace
- mystery science reincarnation
- conscience of a socialist
- harlem rennaissance man
- the senators who said no
- wild west schlock and rock city
- the great american disaster
- your hometown
- marine corps morality
- my writing at unz.org
- my tac blogs
etc.
- 78 discography
- bill kauffman
- bob dylan
- castle forrester
- cinematic titanic
- copperhead
- george scialabba
- internet archive
- jim & frank podcast
- lively morgue
- old hat records
- precode cinema
- reactionary radicals
- record collection
- retro hound
- rifftrax
- satellite news
- scary monsters magazine
- simpsons archive
- sociological images
- tennessee theatre
- top documentary films
- tuner classic movies
- walker percy
- western swing 78s
About Me
- Clark
- Clark Stooksbury is a native, and current resident of Knoxville, Tennessee. He is a former assistant editor at Liberty magazine; and has written for The American Conservative, Chronicles: A Magazine of American Culture, First Principles Journal, Reason and Knoxville's weekly paper, Metro Pulse.
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1 comment:
The artist, as he enters eighth decade of life, has been described aptly as “the Methuselah of righteous cool” but he has been much more, a master of disdain now, a bard of decay only to surprise as a voice of longing for romance later. The elderly statesman of music has collided with forms ranging from folk to glam rock and many in between and has left them richer, altered forever.
http://modernartists.blogspot.in/2011/10/bob-dylan-at-70-once-more-for-simple.html
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