
NYT bestselling author of IMPOSSIBLE OWLS 💫 / ⚽️ host of the 22 GOALS podcast ⚽️ / writer @Ringer
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Joined June 2009
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UPDATE: We still do not have an agreement because Spotify will not commit to key safeguards against the creep of AI into our work. Our members have fought hard for a fair contract, yet we’re being forced to wait longer on an issue that Spotify dragged their feet on for months.
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I wish this was happening during a Medvedev match. We need his commentary. He’d be up in the rafters doing the negotiating himself.
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I wrote about the USWNT theringer.com/2023-world-cup…
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Carlos Alcaraz started this grass court season just trying to figure out how to play on grass without constantly thinking of his footing. He nearly lost to #83 Rinderknech.
He has now won 12 matches in a row, winning Wimbledon, beating Djokovic in the final. What the hell.
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If you’d told me that between Barbie and Oppenheimer, one would start online discourse about on-screen age gaps and the other would lead to international controversy rooted in 1940s Asian geopolitics, never in a million years would have I guessed which one would yield which.
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my husband knew a scientist who spent a summer at the sante fe institute, and when asked "did you ever see cormac mccarthy around?", his response was "who?"
and then after some clarification: "oh that weird author guy? yeah he was always just sitting in the cafeteria”
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Cormac McCarthy constructed beautifully grim worlds full of unpredictability and indifference. @BrianPhillips pays tribute to the legendary author: theringer.com/2023/6/14/2376…
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The most powerful force in this crazy sport? It's not Alcaraz's game or Sabalenka's forehand or Djokovic's mental strength. It's tennis karma....Miyu Kato (and Tim Puetz) wins mixed doubled title #RolandGarros
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why does jon fosse write like ralph wiggum telling a story. like “there was light and it was shining but also dark and also invisible and i saw something but also i wasn’t really seeing it because it saw me and i looked at the picture and something was trapped in the picture and”
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Well okay I guess Events have Convinced me @brianphillips.bsky.social
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i reviewed maki kashimada’s “love at six thousand degrees” — a strange, surreal rewriting of “hiroshima, mon amour” nytimes.com/2023/03/07/books…
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It’s 51 years to the day since this first touch from Johan Cruyff.
What a master.
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David Hirshey literally wrote the book on Pele and the New York Cosmos. And he's written a lovely ode to the King and his impact on soccer in the US: es.pn/3hYtnVF
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I loved listening to @brianphillips 22 Goals podcast. But I really appreciated the last episode, which featured Pelé and made me re-think some things:
"You haven't walked a mile in his shoes and you couldn't, because he didn't have any."
spoti.fi/3G4DqjF
RIP O Rei
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Breaking news: Pelé, Brazil World-Cup winner and football legend, dies aged 82 theguardian.com/football/202…
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I know we're all still high on Carabao at the moment, but did you know there was a World Cup final last week? Here's something by me about Lionel Messi making history/myth sportisatvshow.blogspot.com/…





















