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Flickipedia: Perfect Movies for Every Occasion, Holiday, Season, Mood, Ordeal and Whim
In stores now from Chicago Review Press
"Easily the most useful movies-to-rent guide I've ever come across. The authors' range, historical sense, and critical intelligence make it exceptionally trustworthy and provocative." -- Luc Sante
"Great fun for any movie lover. I'm proud to add this entertaining read to my personal reference shelf." -- Richard Roeper
Reviews and interviews!
"What Movies Goes with Columbus Day?" -- or, "It’s because of him that you’re in this hellish predicament to begin with.” -- we get schmoozed in The New York Times!
"Knowledgeable, witty, stylish!" -- The Boston Phoenix
"Recommended!" -- Library Journal
"Because I’m in a nostalgic mood right now, the 'Flashback' section is my favorite today." -- Reel Talk
"You get the picture(s)." -- Oklahoma Gazette
"FL-EEEEEEK-IPEDIA!" -- Bookgasm
The Patt Morrison Show on KPCC Los Angeles!
And Newsday, O, School Library Journal, Bozeman Daily Chronicle, etc.
Mike's new novel, HEMINGWAY DEADLIGHTS (first in a lit-nerd mystery series!), from St. Martin's Press/Minotaur Books!
In bookstores now!
Volume #2, Hemingway Cutthroat, coming in the summer of '10!Contact us!
Us
Michael Atkinson is a widely published writer, poet and critic, and the author of six books, including Exile Cinema: Filmmakers at Work Beyond Hollywood, from SUNY Press, One Hundred Children Waiting for a Train, from Word Works, and Ghosts in the Machine: Speculating on the Dark Heart of Pop Cinema, from Limelight Editions. He currently writes for The Boston Phoenix, The IFC Blog, The Forward, In These Times, Moving Image Source, The Stranger, Modern Painters, Sight & Sound, True/Slant, The Believer, and Film Comment.
Laurel Shifrin is a data architecture manager for Lexis Nexis, a dedicated moviegoer, and an incorrigible Wodehouse devotee. Together they live on Long Island with three children and a dog named Jeeves.
Other Books from Mike:
Exile Cinema: Filmmakers At Work Beyond Hollywood (featuring essays by Stuart Klawans, Dennis Lim, Jonathan Rosenbaum, Jessica Winter, Guy Maddin, Graham Fuller, Joshua Clover, Chuck Stephens, Ed Park, Geoff Andrew, Howard Hampton, Jonathan Romney, Mark Peranson, Ed Halter, and more!)
Available now from SUNY Press!
Ghosts in the Machine: Speculating on the Dark Heart of Pop Cinema (Limelight Eds.)
One Hundred Children Waiting for a Train (Word Works)
Blue Velvet (British Film Institute, Modern Film Classics series; translated into Portugese for Rocco Pub., Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; and into Hebrew for Resling Pub., Tel Aviv, Israel)
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