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Jonathan Demme's Animated 'Zeitoun' Lines Up Financing, Now Aiming To Hit Theaters In 2014
Indie Wire
First announced nearly three years ago, the project hasn't had much movement since and Demme has been busy knocking out a number of documentaries including two centering on Neil Young ("Neil Young Trunk Show" and "Neil Young Journeys") in addition to...
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The resilience of the female inmates who tell their stories in this collection will inspire you, even as their accounts of sexual violence, endemic corruption, and even forced sterilization make you want to turn away. The latest volume from Voice of...
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If we think it's that good a deal, let's pay for it ourself, see if we like it and if anybody uses it, for crying out loud.
– Dave Eggers SOURCE: TampaBay.com | St. Petersburg Times -
I feel like I might short change people if I do the expected show. That way you find yourself doing a gig that two years ago you’d have rather died than played. Doing it in a way that works for you is the key, and if they’re not then you can shape them...
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New Orleans man whose post-Hurricane Katrina struggles and heroism inspired Dave Eggers’ much-lauded nonfiction book Zeitoun was convicted last year of battering his wife, The Smoking Gun has uncovered. Abdulrahman Zeitoun, 54, was arrested in a...
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Zeitoun, the hero of Dave Eggers' award-winning nonfiction book "Zeitoun," was arrested last year in New Orleans in a domestic abuse incident, The Smoking Gun has learned. Zeitoun pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of "negligent injuring." Kathryn...
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As Smart as We Are, which featured lyrics from notable authors, including the Bay Area’s own Dave Eggers. So, the musicians thought they knew what they were in for when they decided to approach famous chefs for recipes that they could then turn into songs. As it turned out, it was much tougher. It was f...
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To this day, Instapaper has about two million accounts and several competitors like Readability, Read it Later and Evernote’s own extension Clearly. “I think the market [for anti-social software] is anyone who owns a device,” says Stutzman. Writers...
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But at least two schemes to revive the epistolary art have been hatched by accomplished authors. For $5 a month, readers of the Web site The Rumpus can receive a new letter every week or so from writers like Dave Eggers, Jonathan Ames, Aimee Bender and...
About Dave Eggers
Wikipedia
Dave Eggers (born March 12, 1970) is an American writer, editor, and publisher. Full Article
