Tagged: books
Preview The Life and Times of William Callahan, a Photo Essay by Chris Taylor
Recently, Canadian photographer Chris Taylor went to Texas for a month with the mission of photographing Bill Callahan every other day for a month. He captured the heavy-hearted, baritone-voiced singer in and around his Austin … read more »
Interview: Tao Lin
On the day I was initially scheduled to meet up with the writer Tao Lin, I waited a full 30 minutes in a Japanese cafe in Williamsburg—uncorrected proofs of his engrossing, semi-autobiographical new novel, Taipei, … read more »
Beastie Boys Memoir Coming in 2015
Beastie Boys Michael Diamond and Adam Horowitz have signed a book deal for a memoir to be released in 2015 with Spiegel & Grau, the Random House imprint that published Jay-Z’s Decoded, the New York … read more »
Interview: Moshin Hamid
The only way reading Mohsin Hamid’s new novel, How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia, on the subway could be any more embarrassing is if he’d tacked on “For Dummies” to the end of … read more »
Itemized: Phillip Noel’s Aaliyah Red Flat Clutch
Every week a different FADER staff member will pick a clothing item or accessory that he or she has lately been spending a lot of time with—or would like to—and write a little love letter … read more »
What We’re Reading: Deidre Dyer
Tired of reading the same recommended books from the usual sources? Just think of our weekly What We’re Reading column as your non-committal book club with The FADER and some of your favorite bands. For … read more »
Jamaica’s Love Affair With Clarks
Growing up in New York City, I remember seeing certain cool older girls rock Clarks Wallabees (Wu-Tang’s then footwear of choice) and thinking that if I only had a pair, I might be kind of … read more »
Interview: Chantal Regnault on Voguing in New York
In our FADER Issue #56 feature “Face Time,” we caught up with the next generation of the New York Vogue scene in all its fitted-baseball cap, baggy-jeans, hip-hop swagger. For a look at the legendary … read more »
Karlheinz Weinberger Explores The History of Denim
Karlheinz Weinberger has a decades-old cult following for his photographs chronicling the radical style of Elvis-obsessed teens in 1960s Zurich, boys who imitated James Dean but ended up looking more like gay cowboys, and a … read more »
Video: Money, “Who’s Going to Love You Now?”
Of all the facts we’ve been able to pin down about Manchester’s Money (formerly Meke Menete, Youth, Books and Youth/Books), the clearest is that they’re good at making videos. For example “Goodnight London,” the most … read more »
