Monday, November 17, 2008

— Listicles —
Suggested Emcee Names for People with Disorders Which Might Make It Difficult to Actually Rap

Lincoln Michel

I'm Known to Rock the (Old-Timey) Microphone

MC Aphasia

Stutta-Masta Steve

The Notorious L.I.S.P.

Voice Cracka

Dr. Glossophobia

Chronic Hiccupping Harry

Lil’ Mumbler

Monosyllabic Mel

Rufus “Perpetually Choking on a Chicken Bone and Gasping for Air” Carter

Da Mute

Lincoln Michel is a young writer whose work appears in Mid-American Review, McSweeneys.net, Pindeldyboz, Mississippi Review and elsewhere. He keeps an infrequently updated lit blog at http://lincolnmm.blogspot.com.

— Non-Fiction —

Brilliant Numbers and a Few Sequences

Jason Earls

Brilliant numbers, coined by Peter Wallrodt, are defined as positive integers with exactly two prime factors of the same digital length (in decimal notation). For example, 123467 = 311 * 397. You may want to give a short lecture on them at your next barbecue or family reunion.

— Listicles —

Top Five List of List-Related Lists

Wakiza Gamez

Meta overload for list-makers, list-lovers, and the list of list-lovers who love them.

— How To —

The Steps to a Successful Interview

Jason McKellar

Lithium acts as a stabilizer to hide your psychotic episodes. Taking this before your interview will leave the interviewer with a stronger sense that you might actually live in the same reality as they do.

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