1/29/2009
journalists
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people
- ellen kennedy 2
- brandon scott gorrell 2
- miles joseph ross
- noah cicero
- chris killen
- victoria trock
- megan boyle
- tracy brannstrom
- carles 2
- sarah schneider 2
- zachary german 2
other things
tao lin books
- richard yates (2010, melville house)
- shoplifting from american apparel (2009, melville house)
- cognitive-behavioral therapy (2008, melville house)
- eeeee eee eeee (2007, melville house)
- bed (2007, melville house)
- you are a little bit happier than i am (2006, action books)
tao lin 'e-books'
- hikikomori with ellen kennedy (2007, bear parade)
- today the sky is blue and white with bright blue spots and a small pale moon and i will destroy our relationship today (2006, bear parade)
- this emotion was a little e-book (2006, bear parade)
tao lin literature
- essay about seattle
- essay about reading in seattle
- essay about levels of greatness
- essay about 'good and bad in art'
- essay about k-mart realism
- essay about thomas bernhard
- essay about short stories
- the 'can't concentrate' manatee
- the nearly-severely depressed bird
- the existentially-fucked megamouth shark
- the professional sasquatch
- the gay stepdad
- the disappointed ant
- the vegan muffin
- the smart moose
- the giant moose
- sex story
- exactly what i want
- love is a thing on sale
- leftover crack in red hook
- sasquatch
- should
- bear poem
- unemployed
- february
- october
- friday
- whale poem
- opposite of song of myself
interviews
- malcolm gladwell
- chelsey minnis
- mazie louise montgomery
- michael earl craig
- richard grayson
- deb olin unferth (2)
- matthew rohrer
- noah cicero
- rebecca curtis
- lisa gabriele
- todd hasak-lowy
- joy williams
- stephen dixon
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17 Comments:
informative
& pretty
too much time.
i would very much be interested in seeing the raw data
perhaps a spreadsheet in excel used to generate these graphs
perhaps you could do a chart based on the mention of hamsters by month on this blog against the number of single word comments left on that particular months?
(this could be illustrated through different colour and size hamsters)
that non-existed book will be good.
one of the best depressing books.
this chart is good, make another one.
this one reminds me of candy. the other one reminded me of a party.
processed a medium amount of the information before i noticed the word stupid
I'm partial to pie graphs but I'm rooted in the old school...
I like the idea of a writer starting off a new project from a chart like this. He would stop the writing process once a week to make sure that his work was keeping with the pre-set "level of detachment" or "a 12-year-old can enjoy it, I feel."
you should do this for other books and publish them as 'reviews'
chris, the graph was generated 'manually'
i could do that hamster chart
i should colin, i keep expecting bookforum to email me wanting to pay me to do that
The watermark made me laugh in that "I'm not laughing out loud" sort of way.
i spent more time on the watermark than the graph i think, or almost more time, like equal time or nearly equal time maybe
i came back for more exposed flesh but look at you! crankin' out the graphs, measuring successes, takin' down the body parts.
i like the sleek, black "stupid haha" alternate version, i think it really conveys product analysis to the full extent.
I think the trick works best ONCE.
i like the black one also
but it looks goth, i feel like i'm in hot topic if i look at it
blogsloth, i am aware the second graph decreased the quality, i feel, of both graphs, but i feel that i have a plan to 'redeem' the choice of a second graph
*fantastic* . i love it.
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