Jonathan Safran Foer and Sarah Vowell
Monday, September 27, 2004
Jonathan Safran Foer and Sarah Vowell on the new McSweeney’s collection, the Future Dictionary of America.
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Events:
Jonathan Safran Foer will host Where's My Democracy? An evening of readings by esteemed literary figures on October 5th at UCLA.
Operation Ohio: Stephen Elliott, Jonathan Ames, Dave Eggers, Rick Moody, and many other writers will be reading and registering voters in Ohio.
Future Dictionary contributors at the 215 Festival in Philadelphia on October 10th for readings and music at the World Café Live.
Music: Jump Start and Jazz, Wynton Marsalis: “Jubilo (The Scent of Democracy)” / “Express Crossing (Astride Iron Horses)”
» More on the book
Events:
Jonathan Safran Foer will host Where's My Democracy? An evening of readings by esteemed literary figures on October 5th at UCLA.
Operation Ohio: Stephen Elliott, Jonathan Ames, Dave Eggers, Rick Moody, and many other writers will be reading and registering voters in Ohio.
Future Dictionary contributors at the 215 Festival in Philadelphia on October 10th for readings and music at the World Café Live.
Music: Jump Start and Jazz, Wynton Marsalis: “Jubilo (The Scent of Democracy)” / “Express Crossing (Astride Iron Horses)”
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