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A_P's
Greatest Hits:
Stories you may have missed while we floundered about in
obscurity, but are still fun or interesting to read...
You'd be surprised at how many smart people
and long hours it takes to manage even a sub-par, quasi-literary site like
this one. So procrastinate on your TPS reports a little longer and show
our writers some love. And if you dig on what they wrote, forward the link
to your friends. It's about the only gratification they get from this
thankless job...
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Best Fiction
Where You Find It
Crystal meth, motorcycle gangs, and a
man's need just to get by... Playwright Jay Ferrari delivers a dose of
gritty short fiction. |
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Best Narrative
Journalism
A Suit of a Different Color
Arriviste regular Carl Kozlowski went
through the hell of 'suit work' to show that you don't have to. |
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Best Obituary
Elegy
for a Pervert
The Onion
A.V. Club's Nathan Rabin pays his respects to Russ Meyer and the
interview that'll last a lifetime. |
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Best Political Commentary
The Ambassadors
When does
American foreign policy shift from Sunday morning poly-sci theory to
tangible personal interaction? Our editor traveled abroad to find out. |
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Best Personal Essay
A Lesson in Conversation
Although
we generally shun the personal essay, Steve Cave's "A Lesson in
Conversation" was so funny and well written, we had to post it for
comments. It definitely got some... |
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Best Interview
16 Simple Questions for
Bruce Cameron
Interviews are tricky. They're usually as
much the product of the subject as the writer. Kristen Twedt showcased
the sardonic wit of the man behind 8 Simple Rules for Dating My
Teenage Daughters. |
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