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We Are Not SavedShort Fiction Reviews: Volume 4 Hamlet by: William Shakespeare Gods and Generals (The Civil War Trilogy, #1) by: Jeff Shaara We Solve Murders by: Richard Osman Stop All the Clocks: A Novel by: Noah Kumin Pyrebound by Brayton Cole Grunge (Monster Hunter Memoirs, #1) by: John Ringo and Larry Correia Sinners (Monster Hunter Memoirs, #2) by: John Ringo and Larry Correia Saints (Monster Hunter Memoirs, #3) by: John Ringo and Larry Correia Fever (Monster Hunter Memoirs, #4) by: Larry Correia and Jason Córdova Target Rich Environment (Volume 1) by: Larry Correia 2025-07-3024 min
THE BUNTZCASTBUNTZCAST 20: Noah KuminNoah Kumin, editor of The Mars Review of Books and author of the new novel Stop All the Clocks, pops into the Buntzcast. We take a deep dive into the world of literature and publishing. We talk about New York, Chicago, the "Old Man of the Mountains," J.D. Salinger, Dimes Square, Noah's book, and much more. Want to learn how to become a successful author of mass produced Romantasy? Or perhaps your aspirations are more "literary." In either case, we've got you covered.2025-07-031h 06
Beyond The ZeroJohn Pistelli - MAJOR ARCANAhttps://johnpistelli.comBUY THE BOOK FROM :https://beltpublishing.com/products/major-arcana-1Current reads Rainer Maria RilkeKafka Ross Barkan - Glass Century Stop All the Clocks - Noah KuminThe Unmapping - Denise S. RobbinsDesert Island Books Shakespeare UlyssesAmerican Literature Norton Anthology Volume 2 Underworld - DeLillo The Magic Mountain - Mann2025-06-2349 min
Mars Review of Books PodcastJohn Pistelli & Noah Kumin on Tarot, Magic, Poetry, US Election, & AcademiaThank you Ehud Neor, Gnocchic Apocryphon, Henry Begler, Quinn MacRorie, Adam Pearson, and many others for tuning into my live video with John Pistelli! Join me for my next live video in the app. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit marsreview.org/subscribe2025-01-231h 02
The Carousel Podcast127. Nic DollingerIt’s an art kid double header with troublemaker Nic Dolinger, following yesterday’s episode with effete art boi Noah Kumin. We learn yet more about Dimes Square, despite protestations, of course, that there is no Dimes Square and everyone involved in it is too cool to be involved in anything ever.No video with this one because I accidentally somehow deleted it. Sorry!The Carousel is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a publ...2024-08-131h 03
The Beautiful ToiletThe Beautiful ToiletHere we are, picking the first fern-shoots and saying: When shall we get back to our country?
Recorded on May 30th, 2024. Featuring (in order of apperance): Coffee the Answer (@CoffeeTheAnswer), Jo (@junker_jo), Arty the Art Historian (@ArtyArtHistory), Charlie Looker (@charlielooker), Liminal Points (@liminal_points), Yeerk.P (@PYeerk), David Void (@voidgrift), Manuel Marrero (@manwellperkins), Alec Mouhibian (@FilthyArmenian), Gio Penachietti (@giantgio), Werner Zagrebbi (@zagrebbi), Aimée Terese (@aimeeterese), Lara Arikan, Noah Kumin (@marsreviewer), Nightmare Vision (@GodCloseMyEyes), Anthony Sisco (@Itstonyfromwork), Kristine Rose (@tailinmymouth)2024-05-3111h 54The Beautiful ToiletThe Machine War with Noah KuminIn which I am joined by phlegmatic critic and technologist Noah Kumin (@marsreviewer) to discuss the battle for the human soul in computer programming models2024-01-242h 48
Crazy WisdomWhat are the downsides of having everything become easily accessible? - Noah Kumin (Mars Review of Books)Noah Kumin Editor In Chief of the Mars Review of Books, publish at machinewar.substack.com ~librex-dozryc on Urbit What is the mars review of books? What is the relationship between collapse and urbit? How did you get involved with Urbit? What are the downsides of having everything become easily accessible? Do you think that Urbit will take all the good parts of the old web but keep the beauty of decentralization? What are the data storage aspects of urbit? Why is it confusing when people say Urbit is like your own computer? Why...2022-11-2853 min
Other LifeLaunching the Mars Review of Books with Noah KuminNoah Kumin is the founder and editor of the Mars Review of Books, a new magazine published from Urbit (in print and digital). Check out the Mars Review of Books at https://marsreview.org.Mars Review of Books✦ Order Vol. 1 in print✦ Noah on Urbit: ~librex-dozryc✦ Noah on TwitterOther Life✦ Subscribe to the coolest newsletter in the world OtherLife.co✦ Get a free Urbit ship at imperceptible.computer✦ We're building a new country at imperceptible.countryIndieThinkers.org✦ If you're working on independent intellectual work, join the next...2022-06-0940 min
SCHIZOTOPIABOOKS & BITS: AN INTRODUCTION TO URBIT AND FUTURE OF LITERATURE W/NOAH KUMIN (Ep.39)I am joined by Noah Kumin of the MARS REVIEW OF BOOKS to discuss the current state of literature and social media as well as possible exit strategies via URBIT the peer2peer decentralized alternative to Silicon Valley.
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The Stack PodcastEp 034: Mars Review with ~librex-dozrycThis week we speak with Noah Kumin (~librex-dozryc) about the Mars Review of Books, an attempt to bring the forces of NYC and Urbit together to make a product inspired by the early NYRB.2022-03-111h 19
The Good Night Show with Daniel Van KirkWednesday, 6.3.20 | Interview with Alex KuminIn this episode, Daniel interviews his friend Alex Kumin, a fantastic Chicago-based comedian!
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thegoodnightshow/support2020-06-0339 minThe Good Night Show with Daniel Van KirkWednesday, 6.3.20 | Interview with Alex KuminIn this episode, Daniel interviews his friend Alex Kumin, a fantastic Chicago-based comedian!
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Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thegoodnightshow/support2020-06-0339 min