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Tag Archives: adirondack dialect and culture

three new isms from the Adirondacks

October 7, 2011 Alex ShoumatoffBlogLeave a comment0

just got this facebook message from Jim Reed, the brother of Pete and Jane, some of  Keene’s greatest natives. Pete was an important source for my 100-page Dispatch, Notes on the Dialect and Culture of Upstate New York. Jim has been living in Long Island for many years, but his heart, as you’ll see, is …Read More

yo musiclovers and tidebuckas

April 29, 2010 Alex ShoumatoffBlogLeave a comment0

It’s been a while. I’m back in Montreal after an epic journey through the back desert country of Utah and Arizona with son andre and his overland expeditionary buddies. Lots to blog about, but also now on deadline for Vanity Fair. The tidebucka movement is moving alone although all of its moving parts are not …Read More

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