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More About Virginia
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Occupation:
writer, editor
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Affiliations:
virginiavitzthum.com
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Hobbies and Interests:
artsy stuff, physical stuff, mental stuff, metaphysical stuff, emotional stuff, poker
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Favorite Books:
Va. Woolf, Thomas Hardy, Henry James, DFWallace, Beckett (plays), Simone de Beauvoir, Mary Gaitskill, Michael Cunningham
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Favorite Movies:
Far From Heaven, Capturing the Friedmans, Melvin and Howard, Thin Blue Line, Streetcar Named Desire, Vertigo, Crash, Mullholland Drive, Double Indemnity, Rules of the Game, Dead Man
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Favorite Music:
Le Tigre, Bob Dylan, Macy Gray, White Stripes, Mekons, Magnetic Fields, Stevie Wonder, Gillian Welch, Jonathan Richman
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Favorite TV Shows:
Seen two South Parks, one about SARS and one about Civil War renactors, and they were brilliant.
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Zodiac Sign:
Sagittarius
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About Me:
mildly double-jointed, wrote a book
http://www.amazon.com/Love-You-Lets-Meet-Adventures/dp/0316057843/sr=8-1/qid=1160488419/ref=pd_bbs_1/103-3382140-0841411?ie=UTF8
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Who I Want to Meet:
cool, warm (not tepid!) friends like Tom and Marie, finders and makers of fun. Creatives, fourth wall smashers, cranks who laugh at how they sound, people who carry little notebooks, skeptical Buddhists, mods, rockers, mockers, rollers with the flow. People who are nice.
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Testimonials and Comments for Virginia
To know a gal like she
Ever the Fab
Banishes drab fad
Elevates cads
Writes very hard
Sometimes plays cards...
This is the only venue which will publish me, otherwise VV would make the cover of the NY Times. Extra "Most Rockin Friend Lives In Park Slope!"
Wait, I think that could actually make the Onion. gotta go
when I asked her if she'd like to be in
a Boston marriage with me...she's
so brllliant and sexy and charismatic,
that it's sort of a wonderful shock
when you find that she's kind and
soft-hearted, too (though it doesn't
get in the way of her being
devastatingly funny, thank god). Her
hilarious, scorching story in the
December issue of Elle magazine
"Stripped of Our Senses," about the
women's sex group Cake, should be
read by all Friendsters! (And can be
read online at
http://www.cakenyc.com/elle/)
"Sex in the City"?
the DC era, and always hope she comes
to my parties when i'm in NYC. she's
scary, she's delightful, she's got the
best hair and a cute nose to distract
you from the probing questions she's
somehow persuading you to answer.
don't be fooled by the old-fashioned
name. she's way more modern than most.
in Essen Germany and immediately
discovered that we had more in
common than just the Apple Tree
Boy. We also both had the Umbrella
Girl, and the very rare Post-modern
author series. Only V had two Moody
Rick Moodys, and no David Foster
Walllace on the Fence. And I had no
Rick Moody, and two Fenced
Wallaces. Yeah, it's true, i quibbled
for quite a while over the trade--i think
a Wallace is worth a Moody _and_ a
Wm. T. Vollmann picking up a 12
year old Thai hooker--but it's all good
to the gracious.
for various well-known New York periodicals
and online sites, a real catch. Warning -- if it
doesn't work out, she will use you as material
(but you'll be famous!)