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44. FoE! Log #9: Dave Eggers And His Flaming Lips FoE! LOG 9 dave eggers AND HIS FLAMING LIPS. .After a twoweek hiatus the FoE! Log returns with its biggest http://www.aphrodigitaliac.com/mm/archive/2000/05/15/

M Y M ANIFESTO past present other FoE! LOG #9: DAVE EGGERS AND HIS FLAMING LIPS After a two-week hiatus the FoE! Log returns with its biggest exclusive since it published Beth Eggers' comments regarding her brother. Yes, other Eggers-related issues were to be covered this week (such as the .com/.net/.org saga) but those things have all been pushed aside since the EFLSR arrived in my inbox almost a week ago. Read it and you will understand. [9.a] Last week the FoE! Log received a forwarded e-mail from a reliable source. Specifically, the e-mail was a selection of posts to a discussion group dedicated to the band Pavement. Of most interest is a post by a Harvard student who explained that he and some other editors at "the godawful campus literary magazine"

45. FoE! Log #8: The Dave Eggers Backlash Is "Five Minutes Ago" FoE! LOG 8 THE dave eggers BACKLASH IS SO FIVE MINUTES AGO . .This, the eight edition of the FoE! Log, will be the last for two weeks. http://www.aphrodigitaliac.com/mm/archive/2000/05/01/

M Y M ANIFESTO past present other FoE! LOG #8: THE DAVE EGGERS BACKLASH IS SO "FIVE MINUTES AGO" This, the eight edition of the FoE! Log , will be the last for two weeks. #9 will appear on the 15th. However, in this edition you can enjoy information on, among other things, the paperback book deal, the movie deal, Entertainment Weekly 's Eggers coverage, and the possibility of a Zadie Smith-Dave Eggers separated-at-birth scenario. Also, many may enjoy the declaration in print that not only is Eggers 'over' but even his own backlash is "five minutes ago." One must wonder: Is he doomed to be nothing more than a short-lived relic of pop culture commentary? [8.a]

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themen AGONY AND IRONY THEY GO TOGETHER IN PERFECT HARMONY Pt. 1 Mit Dave Eggers Autobiographie zum Kult wurde er durch sein (Internet-)Magazin Jetzt droht das Spiel mit den Medien, der Hype und der Klatsch ihn zu verschlingen Wie der Meister der Metaironie mit seinem McSweeneys Quartely Concern das 18. und das 21. Jahrhundert zusammenbringt wird in PT. II der Eggers-Saga beschrieben. In PT. III geht es um Eggers Spiel mit dem Feuer der Medien und wie der Hype und der Skandal ihn zu verschlingen drohen "A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius" D D D W DIES IST NICHT DAS ENDE DER DER 3 TEILIGEN EGGERS-SAGA GO TO: TOP PT. II PT. III pdf-Version! ... Nick Hornby (Hg.): Speaking with the Angel Dave Eggers Biographie

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themen AGONY AND IRONY THEY GO TOGETHER IN PERFECT HARMONY PT. III Dave Eggers Bestsellerautor Generation von Autoren ausgerufen. Doch mittlerweile hat der Backlash eingesetzt. Das ironische Spiel mit den Medien folgt seinen eigenen Regeln. Timothy McSweeney´s Internet Tendency Timothy McSweeney's A Car Crash for the Ages McSweeney´s privat. Die Familie! Gary Baum´s FoE! FoE! (Friends of Eggers) S David Irving Wallace M D B "My Manifesto" E DIES IST DAS ENDE DER DER 3 TEILIGEN EGGERS-SAGA RETURN TO: TOP PT. I PT. II pdf-Version!

48. Flamboyantly Humble By Max Watman dave eggers, flamboyantly humble, ashamed of his success, wallowing in thatsame success, the biggest dork of all, has secondorder vanity, bad. http://www.newcriterion.com/archive/21/dec02/eggers.htm

Flamboyantly humble by Max Watman Click to buy the book. D ave Eggers, flamboyantly humble, ashamed of his success, wallowing in that same success, the biggest dork of all, has second-order vanity, bad. He has had it since he edited the irreverent, sometimes hilarious, and ultimately shallow Might magazine. He thinks quite a lot of himself, but he knows that is not good. Consider the author photo for his first book, the mega-block-buster Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius His first novel, You Shall Know Our Velocity S OJ Perhaps he thinks that clean copy is a vanity, or a tool of the New York literati, at whom he is thumbing his nose by moving back to the West Coast and supporting independent bookstores. His repudiation strikes less charming notes, as well. The literary agent Elyse Cheney had to sue to receive her six-figure commission for the sale of his first book to the movies. Eggers is not against agents. He has a new agent: Andrew Wylie. One hand is thumb to nose; the other is signing a note thanking The New Yorker for publishing an excerpt of his novel.

49. A Heartbreaking Work Of Staggering Genius A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius dave eggers. http://www.culturevulture.net/Books/Heartbreaking.htm

home dance destinations film ... archives A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius Dave Eggers A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius Dave Eggers Dave Eggers, the 29-year-old editor of the determinedly odd literary journal , has written a memoir that wreaks delirious havoc by turning the autobiographical genre on its head. As its flippant title makes riotously clear, A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius is altogether a triumphant literary debut. The laughter begins to stick in our throats when Eggers recounts the harrowing cancer death of his 51-year-old mother. He unflinchingly evokes the awful eternity of watching a dying parent’s final days - "All words will be considered her last, until they are followed by others." Some readers will undoubtedly be offended by Eggers’s irreverence, but the jokes are an honest expression of the fragile human impulse to seek humor in the things that we fear the most: I worry for us. I worry that any minute someone - the police, a child welfare agency, a health inspector, someone - will burst in and arrest me, or maybe just make fun of me, shove me around, call me bad names, and then take Toph away, will bring him somewhere where the house is kept clean, where laundry is done properly and frequently, where the parental figure or figures can cook and do so regularly, where there is no running around the house poking each other with sticks from the backyard.

50. Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Author Dave Eggers To Speak At Town Meeting April 6 Robert F. Kennedy Jr., author dave eggers to speak at town meeting April 6 EmilyBreeze, Public Affairs (217) 3335010; breeze@uiuc.edu 3/29/02 CHAMPAIGN, Ill. http://www.news.uiuc.edu/news/02/0329rfkeggers.html

Home About Us Contact Us For Media ... Search RESEARCH Science General Business Archives NEWS INDEX This Year Archives PUBLICATIONS Inside Illinois II Archives About II Postmarks QUICK SEARCH Advanced MORE Campus Calendar UI in the Media Other News Sources NEWS INDEX March Robert F. Kennedy Jr., author Dave Eggers to speak at town meeting April 6 Emily Breeze, Public Affairs breeze@uiuc.edu Chancellor Nancy Cantor also will speak briefly at the event, which is part of the "Exploring the Human Experience" initiative. The meeting will be held at Assembly Hall, 1800 S. First St., Champaign, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Kennedy will speak on what it means to be a member of the "Y" generation and how young people can prepare to become leaders. Eggers will close the event by reading excerpts from "A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius," for which he was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. Kennedy is a longtime defender of the environment. He is chief prosecuting attorney for the Hudson Riverkeeper and the senior attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council. The Harvard University graduate has written four books, including his latest, "The Riverkeepers," which was co-written with John Cronin.

51. TAP: Vol 14, Iss. 2. The Write Stuff. Lorraine Adams. Send a letter to the editor. The Write Stuff From cult to culture, dave eggersand Co. They are waiting for dave eggers to sign copies of his first novel. http://www.prospect.org/print/V14/2/adams-l.html

Politics: Construction Paper: Nick Penniman and Richard Just on why liberals need an affirmative position on Iraq. Empirical Evidence: Leif Wellington Haase says America's foreign-policy overstretch may hurt us most at home. Blair Ditch: Robert Kuttner on how George W. Bush's America treats its friends. Fact Finder: Adam B. Kushner on how a recent economic conference taught journalism students about objectivity and fair play from a decidedly conservative point of view. A Tale of Two Fables: Robert B. Reich on how American arrogance breeds anti-American fervor. Historical Present: Our very own 1914, to be followed by our very own 1898. Harold Meyerson explains. No Contradiction: Michael Tomasky on how to support our troops but rue Bush's new global Darwinism. Cattle Call: The Democratic presidential candidates talk war in California. William Bradley reports from Sacramento. The Pro-War Post The paper's opinion columns turn hawkish on Iraq. Todd Gitlin reports. Send a letter to the editor Fashion Forward: Noy Thrupkaew says What Not to Wear softens the sadomasochism of "reality" TV but only a little.

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53. The Age: Searching For The Real Dave Eggers Author of bestseller I A heartbreaking work of staggering genius /I , dave Eggersis notoriously distrustful of the media, refusing all telephone and in http://www.theage.com.au/books/2001/04/27/FFXYD1TT0MC.html

Home News Sport Business ... EDUCATION CROSSWORDS Quick Cryptic MARKET Buy/sell a house Buy/sell a car Get a job Photo Sales ... Shopping SERVICES Death Notices Archive Advertise Classifieds ... Site Map SUBSCRIBE Print News alert In-box direct Handheld ... BOOKS Searching for the real Dave Eggers By KIM CURTIS, AP SAN FRANCISCO Friday 27 April 2001 We sat cross-legged on the dusty bookstore floor. My knees rested on the thighs of the man and woman on either side of me. We were cramped and tired of waiting. And we were the lucky ones. Best-selling author Dave Eggers stepped over bodies and carefully edged his way through the crowd. He miraculously made it to a folding table and microphone up front without crushing a hand or damaging a foot, and quickly apologised to the hundreds outside who couldn't get in. ``Oh man,'' he said. ``I just wanted to read here. If you can read at City Lights, good Lord! I didn't think about this part of it, though.'' The crowd Eggers attracted was close to what William S Burroughs had drawn in the mid-1980s. Fans outside stood with faces pressed against the glass. They had arrived too late, and the landmark City Lights Bookstore in North Beach, founded in 1953 by poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti and made famous by the beatniks, was full. And that's too bad, because the lucky ones were in for a good time. There was only one potential spoiler, and that was me.

54. 100 Dogs | 1-50 Dave Eggers Jokes 150 dave eggers Jokes By Jack Szwergold Here for your reading enjoymentis numbers 1 to 50 of 101 dave eggers jokes. Answer One. dave eggers. http://www.100dogs.com/writing/200302/150_dave_eggers_jokes.shtml

100 dogs sitting in front of 100 typewriters would be the cutest thing on earth. But since I can't get a picture of that, I decided to start writing about other things. Indie Rockers, Dump Your Vinyl The Non-Hipster Handbook Subway Tunnel of Love 1-50 Dave Eggers Jokes ... 51-101 Dave Eggers Jokes 1-50 Dave Eggers Jokes By Jack Szwergold Here for your reading enjoyment is numbers 1 to 50 of 101 Dave Eggers jokes. Joke 1 of 101 Question: Why did Dave Eggers throw a clock out the window? Answer: Because he wanted to see time fly. Footnote: This would merely result in the loss ofor irreparable damage ofa clock. Joke 2 of 101 Question: How many McSweeney's staffers does it take to screw in a light bulb? Answer: One. Dave Eggers. Footnote: At one time, the act of changing a lighbulb was difficult. Joke 3 of 101 Question: When Dave Egger's took it on the "lamb", where did he go? Answer: Oh, "ewe" know! Footnote: A "ewe" is a female sheep. Joke 4 of 101 Dave Eggers: Why do you eat everything with your knife? Neal Pollack: My fork leaks.

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100 dogs sitting in front of 100 typewriters would be the cutest thing on earth. But since I can't get a picture of that, I decided to start writing about other things. Indie Rockers, Dump Your Vinyl The Non-Hipster Handbook Subway Tunnel of Love 1-50 Dave Eggers Jokes ... 51-101 Dave Eggers Jokes 51-101 Dave Eggers Jokes By Jack Szwergold Here for your reading enjoyment is numbers 51 to 101 of 101 Dave Eggers jokes. Joke 51 of 101 Neal Pollack: What is an Army beer? Dave Eggers: Draft! Footnote: A draft beer would be the beer of choice of someone drafted into the army. Joke 52 of 101 Dave Eggers, who saw the Liberty Bell at the World's Fair found it all it was cracked up to be! Footnote: The Liberty Bell does have a crack. Joke 53 of 101 Dave Eggers, who saw the Liberty Duck at the World's Fair found it all it was quacked up to be! Footnote: Take the Liberty Bell pun, but change it to Liberty Duck and crack turns into quack. Joke 54 of 101 Dave Eggerswho had just toured the Glacier National Parkwas asked how he liked the scenery. He said he didn't see any, it was all hid behind the mountains!

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A Heartbreaking Work Of Staggering Genius Dave Eggers have found two good writers. Good writers are hard to find. One is called Something David Wallace and I will tell you about him later. The other is Dave Eggers. Eggers is a kid in his twenties who has written a memoir. Well, sort of a memoir. His Catholic, middle class parents died within weeks of each other when Eggers was twenty. He took on the task of raising his kid brother Toph, who was eight. They moved from Lake Forest in Illinois to Berkeley, rented a small house, hung family photos on the wall, and moved in what was left of the family furniture Their sister Beth lived a block away. She was getting a law degree at Cal. Dave supported Toph by working as a temp. With nothing but energy, youth and talent (and the ten thousand dollars his parents left him) Eggers started a funky magazine called Might. It was about young people by young people. He now puts out a literary quarterly called McSweeney's. Eggers has known grief at an early age, loss and the huge responsibility of raising a boy. All of this has given him a handle on what is important and what is not. The ecstasy of youth in the face of death is important. When you know life is fragile, a temporary thing, it makes you want to gobble up experience, to hold in your hand for an instant the sheer beauty of it all. Eggers don't dwell on this in his book but he does show us with words. He makes us see it. And when we see it, we weep with the shared commonality of the intimate understanding that we now share.

58. You Shall Know Our Velocity By Dave Eggers | PopMatters Book Review You Shall Know Our Velocity by dave eggers, review by Mitch Pugh I have mixedfeelings about dave eggers. I have mixed feelings about dave eggers. http://www.popmatters.com/books/reviews/y/you-shall-know-our-velocity.shtml

b o o k s YOU SHALL KNOW OUR VELOCITY by Dave Eggers McSweeney's Books September 2002, 376 pages., $22 (US) by Mitch Pugh PopMatters Books Critic e-mail this article The Heartbreak of Unfulfilled Promise "Doing easily what others find difficult is talent; doing what is impossible for talent is genius." I have mixed feelings about Dave Eggers. I stay up at night thinking about it. Well, I stayed up one night thinking about it. It's what happens, I suppose, when you have to write a review of someone whom you've previously admired but have sort of had this falling out with. Not literally, mind you. I've never met Dave Eggers. Haven't even gone to one of the infamous readings/signings he did for his first book, A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius . (You know, the ones where he planted his buddies, etc. in the audience to heckle him or engage in otherwise inappropriate book reading/signing behavior.) Dave Eggers, to put it simply, is just too cool for me. He's hip and he's young and he's talented and he makes both envy-inducing (on the level of genius, yes) decisions and bone-headed, sophomoric, hey-look-at-me-Ma-No-Hands decisions that make me want to reach through the page or computer screen and strangle the guy. Egger's newest book You Shall Know Our Velocity (this one actually claiming to be fiction) has all of these elements. It's both gleefully fun to read and ultimately disappointing. At least, I think. I have long, drawn-out conversations with myself. I toss and turn. It's ridiculous ... really.

59. Fluffybunny.com - Mr. Happy - Dave Eggers Is A Fucking Superstar dave eggers is a fucking superstar By Mr. Happy, Back to the Essays.March 2, 2000 dave eggers is a fucking superstar. I went http://www.fluffybunny.com/eggers.html

Dave Eggers is a fucking superstar By Mr. Happy Back to the Essays March 2, 2000 Dave Eggers is a fucking superstar. I went to his reading here in town last night and, along with about 50 or so other lazy scum, was turned away. His fame had preceded him apparently, far too quickly for a larger room to be opened. Powell's World of Books was already filled to capacity with Eggers ass-kissers. I could only swear (rather loudly I realize in retrospect) and turn away in disgust. This is how they treat me? Me who shelled out $12 for the hardcover? Me who trudged 20 blocks? Me who was man enough to admit I hadn't even finished his book? Sadly, the answer is yes. This is how the hype machine works in America anno domini 2000. To be honest, I went to the reading secretly intending to frag Eggers, or rather Eggers' hype. I have nothing against the guy, really; he's literate, funny, witty, intelligent, self-effacing, smart enough to start a website , and responsible enough to raise a young 'un. And yet there is a long tradition of fragging the famous in this country, who am I to go against tradition? Wait, that's a cop-out, scratch that. You'll have to forgive me. You see I already sat through the Star Wars hype, the ID4 hype, the Godzilla/MIB/Wild, Wild West/Malcolm in the Middle/Who Wants to be a Millionaire? Hype and at this point, it's amazing I even condescend to listen to critics anymore. They're always shills for some network or conglomerate and always so transparently fake in their lauded glory. Why in god's name should I bother to believe Dave Eggers is the shit? Even the slightest bit dope or phat?

60. Metro Pulse Online: Dave Eggers When nowsuddenly-famous writer dave eggers was orphaned at age 21, he tookcustody of his 8-year-old brother, Toph, and lived to write about it. http://www.metropulse.com/dir_zine/dir_2000/1010/t_gamut.html

Illustration by Kris Hargis Comment on this story When now-suddenly-famous writer Dave Eggers was orphaned at age 21, he took custody of his 8-year-old brother, Toph, and lived to write about it. He wouldn't talk to us on the phone. We didn't really care. by Caryn B. Brooks Editor's note: Dave Eggers is the hottest thing to hit the non-fiction racks since Mars and Venus with his book A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2000 9:30:10 AM FROM: CBROOKS@WWEEK.COM SUBJECT: FYI, DAVE EGGERS TO: MZUSMAN@WWEEK.COM Mark, FYI, I'm thinking of running a story on Dave Eggers. Remember Might magazine in the early 1990s? They nailed the media to the wall and sifted the zeitgeist of those insanely disaffected Gen-Xers. They ran cover stories about whether black people are cooler than white people, started this hilarious column rating people's gayness, and in one memorable issue colluded with Adam Rich, of Eight Is Enough fame, to fake his death and write an over-the-top memorial that was picked up by many, many news sources as fact. Might fell victim to the thing that claims most energetic projects started by people in their 20s (lack of funds), and Eggers went to work at

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