Covered Bridge: Weekend Reading
We hope as you enjoy your weekend you’ll also find some time to kick back and survey some of the best writing from around the web.
- How Musicians Get Famous Today, by Hua Hsu, for The New Yorker.
- Will Toledo, as Car Seat Headrest, began making and uploading songs starting in high school, creating a record of what it’s like to grow up.
- David Lynch’s Elusive Language, by Dennis Lim, for the New Yorker.
- Dennis Lim on the cult film director and his films that continue to “resist analysis”.
- Tom Joad, Walmart Greeter, by S. Grady Barrett, Feor McSweeney’s.
- “Welcome to Walmart. If you’re fixin’ up your car, gettin’ ready to head out somewhere in search of the American dream, we got what you need over in the Auto & Tires department.”
Enjoy your weekend and we’ll see you next week!
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