You Will Not Believe is a collection of writing, audio, and web projects by Matthew Latkiewicz. It is based in Turners Falls, MA, but also spends a heck of a lot of time in San Francisco, CA. CONTACT & MORE →
April 14, 2007 Are you here from McSweeney's? Are you looking for audio? Here is your audio as a nice internet stream:
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March 19, 2007 Are you here from McSweeney's? Are you looking for audio? Here is your audio as a nice internet stream:
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February 7, 2007 Are you here from McSweeney's? Are you looking for audio? Here is your audio as a nice internet stream:
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December 19, 2006 Are you here from McSweeney's? Are you looking for audio? Here is your audio as a nice internet stream:
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November 15, 2006 Along with my wine-allergic girlfriend, Sarah, I own and run the Lady Killigrew Café, in Montague, Massachusetts. Our café attempts to serve interesting wine to folks in an interesting way. This is harder than it initially seems. I really like wine, but do not necessarily like wine culture: how we write about it, talk about it, buy it, consume it. More than any other beverage I know—in fact, more than anything else I can think of besides perhaps yachting and indie rock—wine means pretentiousness. There is no avoiding it, and, believe me, I try day in and day out. To talk about wine is to talk like an asshole.