<em>Superworse</em>

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
Ben Greenman tells us about using sampling as a literary device to rework Superbad--a collection of two dozen works of short fiction—-into a novel: Superworse.
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Events:
Ben Greenman will be judging a literary contest for the L Magazine, tonight at 8 pm - at the Baggott Inn, at 82 West 3rd St. between Thompson and Sullivan.

Music: Cinema de Funk-Volume Three: "Waltz for Caroline" by Simon Napier

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