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Killing to be Clever: Alone with Max Barry

Max Barry has been called this generation's answer to George Orwell. But how bleak is his vision of the future, really? PopMatters books critic Nikki Tranter investigates.

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It's a curious blend of a book: a confection that manages to provoke deep reflection; a contrived, superficial novel with something important to say.

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Have Fun: A Tribute to Diana Ross, Nile Rodgers, and the CHIC Groove of 'diana' (Parts 1-4)

Now Hear This!: Emma Louise - 'Vs. Head Vs. Heart' (North American premiere)

Columns

Mixtape Confessions: Got a Song Request? There's an App for That

Blogs

Mixed Media: Shy Boys - "Something" (stream)

Notes from the Road: Red Bull Music Academy Culture Clash - New York (Photos)

Short Ends and Leader: An Open Letter to J. J. Abrams: 'Star Wars' Ain't 'Star Trek'

Sound Affects: Strange Loops: Liz Phair - “Dance of the Seven Veils”

Graphic Novelties: Even the End Has Its Beginnings: Exclusive Preview of "Demon Knights Vol.2"

Music

Daft Punk: Random Access Memories

Mikal Cronin: MCII

Glenn Jones: My Garden State

Kenny Chesney: Life on a Rock

Kopecky Family Band: Kids Raising Kids

Six Feet Under: Unborn

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Sarah Dash: 12 May 2013 - New York

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'Motive' Wonders, Why?

Quirky Puzzles: 'The Goodwin Games'

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'Not Fade Away' Shouldn't, Yet Despite Its Title, It Does

'Doc Martin Special Collection: Series 1-5 + The Movies'

Put a Brown Wig on Lindsay Lohan and You Don't Get Elizabeth Taylor, You Get: 'Liz & Dick'

Books

Free Your Mind and Your Ass Will Follow: Julian Cope's 'Copendium'

'It's Only Slow Food Until You Try to Eat It'

Multimedia

Monaco: What's Yours Is Mine

Comics

Call of the Cthulhu Nazis: "Fatale #14"

We Aren't the Mods and Other Sorry Tales of a Fashion Slave (Columns)
'Arrested Development' Season 4 Trailer & Banana Stand Pics (Mixed Media)
From Thinking Steaks to TITANic Mistakes: The 'Star Trek' Films They Almost Made (Features)
Pink Floyd: The Prog Rock Archetype (Columns)
Vampire Weekend: Modern Vampires of the City (Reviews)
'Star Trek Into Darkness' and the Wrath of Fanboys Being Khaned (Short Ends and Leader)
'Spring Breakers', 'Pain & Gain' and Postmodern Folly at the Movies (Columns)
Five Reasons Remaking 'The Great Gatsby' in 2013 Was a Great Idea (Short Ends and Leader)
Queensryche: 21 April 2013 - San Francisco, CA (Reviews)
PR, Paramount, and the 'Star Trek' Disaster (Short Ends and Leader)
Democracy of Sound: Music Piracy and the Remaking of American Copyright in the Twentieth Century (Features)
How Do Film Adaptations of Books, Such As 'The Great Gatsby', Affect an Author's Literary Status? (Columns)
Anti-Flag Rages on Against the Machine in 2013 (Features)
Dead Island: Riptide (Reviews)
Daft Punk: Random Access Memories (Reviews)
R.E.M.: Green (25th Anniversary Edition) (Reviews)
The 10 Best Early Billy Bragg Songs (Sound Affects)
Rod Stewart: Time (Reviews)
Various Artists: The Great Gatsby Soundtrack (Reviews)
Primal Scream: More Light (Reviews)

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