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“A masterpiece of implication… a nightmare of failed escape.”
In Bookforum, Sarah Nicole Prickett goes deep on THE TUNNEL.
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Really enjoyed this essay on MIDDLEMEN in the latest @bookforum, which articulated some of the limits of structural studies of publishing (as much as I love them).
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Portrait of an Eye. The life and work of Celeste Dupuy-Spencer. By MOIRA DONEGAN via @bookforum bookforum.com/print/3301/por…
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So happy to be in this beautiful summer issue of @bookforum with a piece on the film critic David Thomson
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For the summer issue of @Bookforum, I wrote about the life and work of the painter Celeste Dupuy-Spencer, who died in April. bookforum.com/print/3301/por…
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Dupuy-Spencer took on the politics of the Trump era in her paintings, which were often huge in scale, vast in historical purview, and complex in their moral posture. One of her most famous works was "Father, Don't You See that I am Burning," a painting of the January 6 riot.
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Dupuy-Spencer's work confronts politics and moral failure; her death tasks us with understanding the burden of witness. Please read: bookforum.com/print/3301/por…
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For @bookforum, I wrote about the film critic David Thomson, both his wonderful and crazy The New Biographical Dictionary of Film and his disappointing new book.
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Thank you to Michael Miller for the commission and beautiful edits.
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For @bookforum's summer issue, I wrote about a book I loved and a book I didn't, both of which helped me think about revolution and reproduction: bookforum.com/print/3301/all…
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Please enjoy the final episode of Reading Writers S3, with the dulcet, wise, and radical William C. Anderson. It has been a privilege, thank you @bookforum, thank you every guest and listener for being with us podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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Michael Silverblatt was a great reader, a great talker, and a great champion of so many Dalkey Archive Press authors. We’ll be posting some of our favorite interviews all week.
Tonight, listen to his conversation with William H. Gass about “The Tunnel”: kcrw.com/shows/bookworm/stor…
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“I reread the book for the first time in fifty-two years, and it retains its power to startle, amuse, and appall.”
In @bookforum, Gerald Howard revisits Joseph Heller’s novel “Catch-22” - bookforum.com/print/3203/cat…
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For the new 'Bookforum' I talked with A.S. Hamrah (@hamrahrama) about the glorious legacy of 'Entertainment Weekly', the degeneracy of certain audiences, cinephilia in the upstate New York/Canadian borderlands, and Serge Daney. bookforum.com/print/3203/alg…
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I got to write about Anthony Bourdain for the winter issue of @bookforum :)
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Thrilled to make my @bookforum debut with my review of Melissa Anderson's excellent collection The Hunger.
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You should subscribe to @Granta tho, not only because my prose like everyone's looks better in print, but so that you can e.g. read in the same issue @_jessebarron's "Transference in the Afternoon," which as journalism abt psychoanalysis is something Janet Malcolm would've envied
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"This fresh and smart volume of criticism on Morrison’s work pierces with a playfulness that can only come from intimate knowledge.... Whoever eventually writes ON SERPELL will have a difficult task ahead of them." Last line is the way to a writer's heart!
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