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The online edition of Bookforum Magazine Tom Waits For No Man Tom Waits once wrote a two-line poem that summed up his attitude toward life as a public figure: “I want a sink and a drain And a faucet for my fame ” This couplet might seem disingenuous for a performer whose cult-hero career has made little showing on the pop charts, yet Waits has inspired cover hits by the likes of the
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The online edition of Bookforum Magazine Syllabi November 12, 2015 Looking through the notebook of an artist or writer is a revelatory experience: To enter their laboratory, where they are free of the weight of expectation, is to witness the unpredictable process in which ideas, materials, forms are first conceived and tested, discarded or developed Notebooks are mysteriously alive—thought
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