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Durham, Washington, D.C.
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This is the twitter account of Elizabeth Nelson. Bylines: The Ringer, Oxford American, N.Y. Times, Pitchfork and LG&M. Singer-songwriter in the Paranoid Style.
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For So Long It’s Been Chelada Fun. My Last Fundraising Letter, Until Next Year

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By Elizabeth Nelson
| Lawyers, Guns and Money
Listen—I have a novel idea. One you haven’t seen around these parts recently. An insight into the inner mechanics of Lawyers, Guns & Money is that they bring me in for stuff like this. The brain-busting stuff, so difficult to handle that it requires a certain skill set not many possess. Think “The Wolf” from Pulp Fiction, with the exception that I DON’T drive fast. Never approved of speeding—a needless vice that serves no larger purpose other than self-gratification.
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“I’m an International Man of Misery:” A Graham Parker Interview

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By Elizabeth Nelson
| Lawyers, Guns and Money
ICYMI: Over at my popular podcast Known Associates, I talked to a personal hero of mine: The legendary singer/songwriter Graham Parker. Topics include opening for Bob Dylan and meeting Lowell George, recording with Nick Lowe and Mutt Lange and the anniversary of his perfect debut Howlin’ Wind. (Also, ICYMI, I have a podcast called Known Associates that is produced by Southwest Review. It’s a lot of fun and picks up right where Maron left off.) Please do check it out if like Graham Parker.
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‘A Place Both Wonderful and Strange’ Review: A Town Called Twin Peaks

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By Elizabeth Nelson
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
A decade before the notion of “prestige television” entered the lexicon, “Twin Peaks” was a stalking horse, one whose sui generis mixture of psychological horror and whimsical camp drew equally from the experimental cinema of Luis Buñuel and the high-intensity soap operatics of “Peyton Place.” In his insightful book, “A Place Both Wonderful and Strange,” Scott Meslow narrates the show’s unlikely journey from midseason network replacement to a television landmark that still produces imitators.
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