This Doesn’t Mean They’re Spiking “Date Lab,” Does It?
Tucked in the end of local poet and Egen Award winner Sandra Beasley’s report from a recent reading is this interesting tidbit: “She will be debuting a column in the Washington Post Sunday Magazine on Sunday, July 13, as part of a new feature called ‘The XX Files.’” Over at C.M. Mayo’s blog, Beasley fills out the story: “In mid-July I will be making a foray into the world of prose writing when my column, “The Art of the Bluff,” appears in the Washington Post Sunday Magazine. This new feature in the magazine, called “The XX Files,” will be comprise short essays written by a rotating set of urban, female writers.”
The Post’s Web site has a chat page for the feature ready to roll.
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August 13th, 2008 at 10:59 am
While Date Lab is fun reading for Sunday nmornings, XX Files should become a turn to favorite after the likes of Aug 10’s Virtual Violations, definitelty weird smoldery stuff.
August 20th, 2008 at 8:05 pm
I agree. I am trying to get an essay in there now. I love how different they are. My favs have been Virtual Violations, the Guinea Pig and the Virgin Wedgies ones.