This Is Not an Infographic

We intend to shred this "infographic" to bits. #Codex

(Remembered) Books

An almost-top ten list that influenced Rudi Zygadlo's sophomore album. #Codex

The Minus Times Turns 20 with No. 30

Party at The Gutter with Hunter Kennedy, Sam Lipsyte, and more. #Codex

The End Of Brooklyn

An interview with Wonder's Ben Fama and Andrew Durbin. #Codex

Patrick Wensink v. Jack Daniel's

Mediocre whiskey politely takes on independent publishing, with unexpected viral results. #Codex

Illuminati Bubble Bath That Turns Your Bath Water Black

Steve Roggenbuck made me forget that drugs exist. #Codex

Cool It!

Popsickle represents most good things in Brooklyn Poetry. #Codex

Beach Buddies

Genre fiction, guilty pleasures, and the fallacy of the 'Beach Book'. #Codex

Litquake comes to New York, Saves World

Can the Lit Crawl revive the reading format? #Codex

Margaret Atwood Has 319017 Followers On Twitter

Five literary authors who are good at Twitter, and five Tweeters who should be writing literature. #Codex

Harry Crews' sad apologies

The recently deceased writer's life through Fathers, Sons, Blood. #Codex

Appendix Appendix from Ryan Gander and Stuart Bailey is good TV

A look back at Appendix Appendix, a strange genre-smashing proposal. #Codex

At Sea with Leopold Haas' The Raft

The desperation of creation in the middle of the ocean. #Codex

Applies to Oranges, by Maureen Thorson, applies to us as well

A poetic work of recurrence the size of a tarot. #Codex

Geoff Dyer Voyages into the Zone, Distractedly

Writing books about movies as a dangerous quest. #Codex

Favorite Books of 2011

Fiction favorites, what. #Codex

Q&A with Joshua Mohr, author of Damascus

Why Santa is better than the Easter Bunny for covering up a Hitler mustache. #Codex

All The Sad, Arrested, Young Men

Keith Gessen goes to jail for OWS. Is a new Armies of the Night coming? #Codex

Mark Z.'s Serial Attempt

On Mark Z. Danielewski's new novel plan #Codex

What to read (right now) XXXV: EGGS by PUJOL

Yeah that PUJOL. It's a contrast to his other nasty, brutishly short work. #Codex

What To Read (Right Now) XXXIV: Shallow

It's called "Let's Call Our Band the Yeah Yeah Yeahs." #Codex

Q&A w/ Mel Bosworth, author of Freight

It all ends with pancakes. #Codex

The problem with short stories

People love Yelp. But they don't love short stories. Not yet, anyway. #Codex

Moby Dick in pictures

Art for every page of the epic fish tale. #Codex

What To Read (Right Now) XXXIII: Inside Pee Wee's Playhouse

The unofficial, definitive history. #Codex

What to listen to right now XXXII: Other People Podcast with Brad Listi

Literary life marginalia in audio form. #Codex

What to read (right now) XXXI: Safety Pin Review

Punk-backed stories. #Codex

Q&A w/ Megan Boyle

Every other lie is true. #Codex

Codex Gchat: The Art of Fielding

Somewhere Westish of Melville. #Codex

Indexing the Occupy Wall St. Library

Only one anarchist cookbook? What can you make with that? #Codex

What to read (right now) XXX: 15 views of Orlando

Making Orlando more than a mousetrap. #Codex

Judging 20 lit mag names

I've never read these, but I know what they're about. #Codex

Freak Questions with Jamie Iredell

A whole book of them, including "Romance Novel, The" and "Environmentalists". #Codex

What To Read (Right Now) XXVIV: Housefire

Everything cannot be terrific. #Codex

How to cover your Derrida

A lit theory primer. #Codex

Authors are most definitely not hot. Or glamorous.

Why Canteen Mag's Hot Author series doesn't work. #Codex

“Caleb Ross” vs. Caleb J. Ross

Caleb Ross is not author Caleb J. Ross. #Codex

Q&A with Blake Butler, Nothing & There Is No Year

The HTMLGiant on insomnia, decay and the rhizome. #Codex

Genre is a dirty word

No one likes too much inbreeding. #Codex

What to read (right now) XXVIII: #PoetrybyEmilyDickinson

Not a revival, but a co-option. #Codex