Table-talk of Parkus Grammaticus for March 3
I. Parkian fiction and nonfiction:
A) Another bit of the novel The Dizzies has cropped up in a new anthology, 3:AM London, New York, Paris. It's called "The Alchemists"! First line: "But first a little bit about me." (Other bits have appeared here, here, and here.)
B) Speaking of anthologies out in March, the Atkinson-edited Exile Cinema (with my pre-Host Bong Joon-ho piece) comes out this week....yes?
II. New Cinema Scope has part 2—or shall we say "Track 1b"?!—of B. Kite's Rivette epic! Also: Edward Crouse on The Darjeeling Limited, Tony Rayns's eye-opening piece on a Korean movie so alarming-sounding that I've repressed the title, Dizzyhead Jason on Guy Maddin's My Winnipeg, Dizzyhead Jessica on Lady Chatterley...I am no longer qualified to write for this excellent magazine!
III. Ten Words has a new writer—Mr. Levi Stahl! (Who is even more of a Powellite than I am—he has actually read Violet Powell's memoirs!)
Labels: 3:AM, Cinema Scope, Edward Crouse, Exile Cinema, Guy Maddin, Jacques Rivette, Jason McBride, Jessica Winter, Michael Atkinson, The Alchemists, Wes Anderson
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I've only read one volume of Violet Powell's memoirs, the one dealing with the years when Anthony was writing Dance. So maybe I'm not totally insane?
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