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According to publisher the University of Minnesota Press, Jack & the Ghost "might call to mind the likes of Wes Anderson, Edward Gorey, or the Decemberists." Music fans, though, are most likely to be immediately reminded of the Top Ten Troubadour, Gordon Lightfoot.

"The lake, it is said, never gives up her dead when the skies of November turn gloomy," sang the Canadian folk singer in his iconic 1976 song "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald."

In the first words of Jack & the Ghost, Chan Poling (the Suburbs, the New Standards) writes, "The November storms on the great lake could be deadly."

I reviewed Jack & the Ghost for The Current’s Rock and Roll Book Club.

[redsofaliterary]

Day #26 NaNoWriMo - I MIGHT REGRET THIS by Abbi Jacobson

Day #26 NaNoWriMo - I Might Regret This by Abbi Jacobson @abbijacobson #NaNoWriMo #LucyMichell

By Lucy Michell

I recently read I MIGHT REGRET THIS by Abbi Jacobson (from the Comedy Central show Broad City).

I really enjoyed this book because Abbi gives a very honest and funny glimpse into what it’s like to be a woman in her early thirties working as an actor, writer, and Illustrator. So much of it is so relatable as a woman in a similar position (all be it not as successful):  the…

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Meet the Author Spotlight: Chan Poling

Meet the Author Spotlight: Chan Poling

By Alise Secor, 2019 Red Sofa Intern

  Chan Poling is a first-time author but no stranger to pen and paper. As the frontman and one of the original members of the internationally revered Minneapolis band The Suburbs, and an important contributor to the theater music scene, Chan has been writing and composing for many years before delving into the literary world. His debut book with Lucy Michell,

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Little Fevers - Field Trip LP

[theboxofwolves]

Lucy Michelle And The Velvet Lapelles - "Just A Kid"

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"Just a Kid" is the opening track on the band's newest full length, HEAT, scheduled for release on May 29th. HEAT is the band's fourth full-length release and their first since 2010's Good of That. The album was recorded at Vacation Island Recording Studios in Brooklyn with acclaimed producer/engineer Matt Boynton (MGMT, Beirut, Bat for Lashes). HEAT spotlights the band's eclectic musical style, creating a brilliant wash of organic psych-folk from a blend of interweaving ukeleles, accordion, electric guitar, upright bass, cello, drums and (of course) Lucy Michelle's uniquely recognizable vocals.

posted by Gabriel A.