“If you remember the sixties, then you weren’t really there.” We’ve all heard the saying, but in case you actually forgot what the sixties were like, I have good news for you. The complete archive of Oz Magazine, sometimes called the most controversial magazine of the sixties, is available for download over at Open Culture. Oz regularly featured work by such artists as R. Crumb, Germaine Greer, and many more.
Turn On, Tune In, Drop Dead
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Recommended Reading: This lengthy piece from The New York Times on the history of Yiddish theater from schtick to stardom.
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Stieg Larsson-mania
Proof of a publishing feeding frenzy: It's big news that a bunch of manuscripts that the late Stieg Larsson wrote when he was 17 have turned up.
Stocking Stuffers
It's not even Thanksgiving, but Dalkey Archive Press is already Jingle Bell rocking their holiday sale. 60% off pretty much all Dalkey books.