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  • papertrail • October 16, 2019

    Ben Lerner on whiteness; Rebecca Traister on Ronan Farrow's Catch and Kill

    ...-repatriate-james-joyce-remains-ulysses-centenary> the remains of James Joyce and his family ahead of the 2022 centenary of his novel, Ulysses. James, along with his wife and son, are buried in Zurich...

  • papertrail • July 02, 2019

    The best book prequels; Emilie Pine on her new book

    ...://www.clmp.org/> and ran her own literary agency since 1994--has died. Her clients over the years have included Allegra Goodman, Michael Greenberg, Joyce Johnson...

  • print • Summer 2019

    Moral High

    Maria Dimitrova

    ... architecture firms, digital media companies and brand consultancies that have assumed the mantle of the cultural avant garde.” “If there is an individual alive in 2015 with the genius and vision of James...

  • papertrail • May 20, 2019

    Jeanette Winterson’s Modern-Day "Frankenstein"; Herman Wouk (1915–2019)

    ...-contributors-are-reading-this-spring/>) this Spring. (Speaking of book recommendations, presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg continues to mention his favorite book, James Joyce’s Ulysses, saying: “It...

  • papertrail • April 25, 2019

    Kate Zambreno on writing and motherhood; Why presidential candidates love quoting James Joyce

    ... campaign reporting, and landed in a unique spot in the media ecosystem—as the loudest voice attacking Democrats from the left.” “In the current political environment, name-checking the writing of James...

  • print • Apr/May 2019

    You Better Work

    The daily routines of women writers and artists. • Rachel Syme

    ... Tesla’s Waldorf Astoria dinners, James Joyce’s tendency to sleep in). Each entry is a portrait in miniature--a person’s work process as synecdoche for the work itself. The book became a cult hit...

  • papertrail • March 25, 2019

    Speculating about the Pulitzers; Why running for president is like "Ulysses"

    ... James Joyce’s Ulysses : “Its subject matter couldn't be more democratic. It's about a guy going about his day for one day...

  • culture • February 12, 2019

    Mothers by Chris Power

    Tausif Noor

    ... such as Edmund White, Lionel Trilling, Iris Murdoch, A. S. Byatt, and, more recently, James Wood have also been the subject of this particular jibe. How then, to court success when the stakes of one...

  • print • Sept/Oct/Nov 2018

    Can I Get a Witness?

    Revisiting Whittaker Chambers’s controversial 1952 memoir of Communism and espionage • Gerald Howard

    ... fame would have reignited interest and sales. I worked at Viking for eight years as an editor, and Huebsch, the American publisher of James Joyce and D. H. Lawrence among many others, was a holy...

  • print • Sept/Oct/Nov 2017

    POTUS Position

    From the archives: An Obama speechwriter’s comic memoir • Tom Carson

    ... gnomic than Aaron Sorkin’s dialogue.) He even lovingly describes his favorite and least favorite men’s rooms in the White House--the sort of Homeric catalogue you can imagine winning James Joyce...

  • culture • June 15, 2017

    Typewriters, Bombs, Jellyfish by Tom McCarthy

    Mark Sussman

    ... like Maurice Blanchot, Jacques Derrida, Jacques Lacan, and Roland Barthes as he is to Laurence Sterne and James Joyce. Sterne and Joyce each get their own essay here, but the theorists serve as an...

  • print • Dec/Jan 2017

    The Acid Test

    Ayelet Waldman’s adventures in LSD microdosing • Kaitlin Phillips

    ..." microdosing: The Psychedelic Explorer's Guide: Safe, Therapeutic, and Sacred Journeys (2011), by psychologist James Fadiman, a "former psychedelic researcher." I'm equally resistant to reading a drug...