On Sympathy For Jonathan Franzen
"Jonathan Franzen is in my estimation America's best living novelist"
No.
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On The Big Plot Points Of The U.S. Open's Final Weekend
I'm still mad that Federer lost. Don't even get me started on Serena. I haven't been more disappointed in a professional athlete since...well, since Federer lost that semifinal. Sad face.
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On Choosing Who To Root For (And Who To Hate) At The U.S. Open
@Craig Brownson agreed
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On U.S. Open: Breaking Down The Men's Bracket
Federer will win. There are no doubts in my mind.
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On My Latest Obsession: Why You Should Give "Gilmore Girls" Another Chance
Ok, so I officially love David Cho for being a straight male and publicly expressing admiration for Gilmore Girls. And extra points for being on Team Jess. I can't even talk to people who actually liked the spoiled, blonde, smug, irresponsible cheater Logan (who happened to be played by the same guy who played Tucker Max in "I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell," which says a lot about him as an actor). And don't even mention "Dean the cheating machine" (who cheated on his wife with Rory) and had trouble stringing sentences together. However, I will never hate any fictional character more than Christopher. NEVER. Lane was clearly the best character, followed closely by all three Gilmore girls, then Paris, Ms. Patty, Sookie, Michel, and Richard Gilmore.
I have a lot of feelings about this television show. It offered one of the best portrayals of an unrealistic mother-daughter relationship that I've ever seen on television.
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On The Skorpion Show On Beyonce's New Single 'Girls (Who Run The World)'
Trying to decide what I enjoyed more, the video or the liveblog of the video. I think it's a tie.
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On On Expectations (And A Writer's Lack Of Same)
love this article, love this comment.
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On How To Write The Great American Novel
Ok so, this is one of my favorite things that has ever been on the awl ever. of all time. totally being serious.