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Best of web:
Best Books of 2012
The New Yorker
Teju Cole:
“The new novel I liked best this year was Katie Kitamura’s “Gone to the Forest.” This is a story of how the submerged violence among “civilized” men requires little excuse to surface. Startling, written in clean, understated prose, the better to frighten.
My favorite book of poetry was Frederick Seidel’s “Nice Weather,” a typically devil-may-care collection, full of malice, eros, grief, and the boldest rhymes outside of hip-hop. Compared to Seidel, most other poets just seem to be playing it safe.
David Alan Harvey’s book of Rio de Janeiro photos, “(based on a true story),” set a new standard for the photo book. Extraordinary photography and book design from one of the best in game.”
Read more: http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/books/2012/12/best-books-of-2012.html#ixzz2GRAP1raK
Show Them You Really Want the Job
By David D. Perlmutter
“Tailor, tailor, tailor. The most common advice for candidates lately is to tailor an application to the position and the institution. If that task becomes overly burdensome, you may be applying for too many jobs. But custom-fitting your application is among the strongest indicators that you really want the job.”
To read more, click:
http://chronicle.com/article/Show-Them-You-Really-Want-the/132281/
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