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Holding pattern

Remember Brandon Stosuy’s awesome PoFo piece on the Hold Steady/John Berryman connection? (You know, “How a Resurrection Really Feels”—the article with the passages that you tattooed across your back and upper thighs?)


The Sto-dawg has alerted me to this video for “Stuck Between Stations”—we think it just came out yesterday—in which one of the HSers, perhaps having read the piece, is seen reading The Dream Songs

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