Jennifer Cooke

Jennifer Seaman Cook is a published American Studies scholar, creative essayist, arts journalist, and cultural media consultant. Her most recently published essay in Heide Hatry’s book, Not A Rose, launched at the Frankfurt Book Fair and MoMA PS1. Jennifer teaches regularly at the State University of New York at Buffalo.
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Rufus Wainwright: All Days Are Nights: Songs for Lulu

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 / 22 June 2010
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John Meeks Shows Off His Noir Side on ‘Old Blood’

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 / 10 June 2010
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Dirty Sweet: American Spiritual

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Patrick Park: Come What Will

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Natalie Merchant: Leave Your Sleep

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My Decade in Music

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20 Questions: Old 97’s Murry Hammond

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Mandy More: But That Is Me

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Adam Green: Minor Love

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Motion City Soundtrack: My Dinosaur Life

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 / 14 February 2010
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Thee American Revolution: Buddha Electrostorm

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 / 31 January 2010
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Billy Squier As a Revolutionary?

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