http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/30/books/harry-crews-writer-of-dark-fiction-is-dead-at-76.html?_r=0

http://www.theguardian.com/books/2012/aug/29/boneland-alan-garner-review

Reading list. 

not sure about this, kind of too much camped up sothern gothic.

If its feaseble that a style of fiction could be born of the language and landscape and class of its inhabitants red shift is that for cheshire.   

MAD = nyrb done a re issue of this!!!!! cool though because its amazing. 

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the first story in this is a stone cold banger

Patrick de Witt is the writer of - the sisters brothers -  which I read last year, also good.

I was totally feinding off waiting for the new true detective episode, this is by the writer of the series Nic Pizzolatto. also good.

BUTTERS

when Hans met Alan...

the interview

reading a HUO interview these days is like getting shot in the gums with birdshot, except instead of lead pellets its famous peoples names, and its in your eyes.

http://moussemagazine.it/articolo.mm?id=1042

also it seems like he's just coming up off pills towards the end cos he sort of zones out:

It feels like finding out that Thirstin Howl spent the summer on Bono's yacht.

hello Carpal tunnel