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TwoThousand is a weekly snapshot of Sydney's subculture - a Sydney guide to film, music, design, books, art, goods and links for people who realise that the best things in life are often hard to find. Below you will find the latest additions to our Sydney guide.

South End Cafe

Article published 4th Jul 09
Venue: Café
Meal: All day

This end of King Street can be treacherous. It's like the Bermuda Triangle of the inner-inner West: you find a shop you like, you mark it down on the map that lives inside your brain, but when you head back to find it later, it's vanished! Swoosh! Gone. Then you try again the next week and there it is, all chirpy and 'where you been, bro?'.

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un Magazine 3.1

Article published 4th Jul 09

One time I tried writing about art and let me tell you it was no 50 cent bag of lollies. It was hard. Some people make it look easy, but reading their articles is sort of like watching Tom Pietrowski's finance report. You desperately want to share in the excitement, but you have no idea what he's lisping about.

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Sideways: Travels with Kafka, Hunter S. & Kerouac

Article published 3rd Jul 09

Patrick O'Neil is loose and always has been.

So it's not hard to imagine that when the chain-smoking arts student from Melbourne was unleashed on the world with little more than a fedora and a fanciful ambition to become a writer, some strange and wonderful shit happened; baleful encounters in Amsterdam alleys, acid trips in the Sahara desert, stand-offs with Jamaican gangsters and teetering on refugee status in the middle of Eastern Europe.

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RAINOFF Curated Temporary Bookstore

Article published 2nd Jul 09
Product: Books
Anatomy: Brain

It's refreshing when you locate a publication or a foreign collective that's in tune with your aesthetic and thought forms, be it a mag on everyday life interiors, the voices of raging homosexuals from the Netherlands, museum papers or publications devoted to cosmic wonderment.

Orwell posed a rather apt debate in 1946 in his essay Books vs.

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