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see all contributions from Christian Lorentzen

  • print • Dec/Jan/Feb 2023

    Cold Snap

    The correspondence of spy-turned-novelist John le Carré • Christian Lorentzen

    ... would work: an entirely evil enemy.”  Christian Lorentzen is a writer living in Brooklyn. ...

  • print • June/July/Aug 2022

    Quite Contrary

    Gary Indiana’s radiant reportage • Sasha Frere-Jones

    ... him “warmingly cocky,” very different from warm or cocky or cockily warm. No—the needle moves slowly over the flesh until it hits a vein. In an April Zoom interview with Christian Lorentzen...

  • print • Dec/Jan/Feb 2022

    Hardwick Times

    The life of an essential writer • Christian Lorentzen

    ... standards; happiness did not come until the battle was won.” If “happiness” were the end of writing, there would be no such thing as literature. Christian Lorentzen is a writer living in Brooklyn. ...

  • print • Sept/Oct/Nov 2021

    Hillbilly Effigy

    Percival Everett’s slapstick revenge fantasy • Christian Lorentzen

    ... coming, and history never stops. Christian Lorentzen is a writer living in Brooklyn. ...

  • print • June/July/Aug 2021

    Like Rain on Your Wedding Day

    Between the sentimental, the gothic, and the ironic • Christian Lorentzen

    ... the manner of forgotten sportscasters while our friends are in the other room doing something gothic. Christian Lorentzen is a writer living in Brooklyn. ...

  • print • Mar/Apr/May 2021

    The Vying Animal

    The life of Philip Roth and the art of literary survival • Christian Lorentzen

    ...’t stop until all your enemies are dead. Christian Lorentzen is a writer living in Brooklyn. ...

  • print • Dec/Jan/Feb 2021

    The Martin Papers

    Martin Amis looks back • Christian Lorentzen

    ... That was always where his redemption would be found. Christian Lorentzen is a writer living in Brooklyn. ...

  • print • Sept/Oct/Nov 2020

    One Pill Makes You Smaller

    Hari Kunzru and the Gen X Midlife-Crisis Novel • Christian Lorentzen

    ... . . . Christian Lorentzen is a writer living in Brooklyn. ...

  • print • Summer 2020

    There Will Be Flood

    Lydia Millet discusses her new novel of teens, biblical allusions, and plausible environmental disaster • Christian Lorentzen

    ... Toad or George and Martha. The bible is a puzzle he wants to solve. Christian Lorentzen is a writer living in New York. ...

  • print • Apr/May 2020

    Her Struggle

    Hilary Mantel concludes her Thomas Cromwell trilogy • Christian Lorentzen

    ... she may also have killed it. Who will come along to reattach the head? Christian Lorentzen is a writer living in Brooklyn. ...

  • print • Feb/Mar 2020

    Norm Corps

    Ross Douthat’s forlorn fight against decadence • Christian Lorentzen

    ... Christian Lorentzen is a writer living in New York. ...