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  • culture • June 19, 2015

    On Christine Brooke-Rose

    Alex Gortman

    ... internal monologue of an astrophysicist on his deathbed, which won the James Tait Black Memorial Prize--Brooke-Rose called it an adventure story, “what happens to this person who meets this girl in...

  • papertrail • June 16, 2015

    Rachel Dolezal and the construction of race

    ... having no fundamental reality outside of power?” The poet James Fenton has won this year’s PEN Pinter Prize

  • syllabi • May 14, 2015

    The Innocent/Corrupt

    Adam Thirlwell

    ...” Zeno’s Conscience (1923) by Italo Svevo Svevo was a protégé of James Joyce’s in Trieste, and that coincidence of history makes me wonder if this innocent/corrupt voice might be a kind of upside...

  • print • Feb/Mar 2015

    To Give and Deceive

    A philosopher’s memoiristic study of deception is somewhat less than honest • Emily Cooke

    ... always . . . wrong to lie”) and professorial throat-clearing (“Bear with me. To be rational is to be consistent”). Plato, Socrates, Kant, Machiavelli, Nietzsche, William James, and John Stuart Mill...

  • print • Sept/Oct/Nov 2014

    Back to the Present

    Ben Lerner’s metafictional novel about art, ambition, and a writer named Ben • Christian Lorentzen

    ... memory American poets who write novels--from John Ashbery and James Schuyler to Forrest Gander and Joyelle McSweeney--but crossover success, measured in terms of attention paid by organs like the New...

  • print • Sept/Oct/Nov 2013

    Decline and Fall

    David Margolick’s Dreadful: The Short Life and Gay Times of John Horne Burns Liz Brown

    ... masters who had preceded him, such as Henry James, James Joyce, Thomas Mann, T. S. Eliot, Franz Kafka, and Oscar Wilde. No one was more aware of Burns’s isolationist tendencies than the author himself...

  • print • June/July/Aug 2014

    Tower of Song

    A new biography retraces Leonard Cohen’s longings for the flesh and spirit • Rhett Miller

    ... Three years later, his second attempt, Beautiful Losers, inspired some favorable comparisons to James Joyce but was mostly panned. Several reviewers decried the book as “filth”--and for the record...

  • print • June/July/Aug 2014

    Post Modern

    How Ray Johnson’s contrarian sensibility inspired mail art • Albert Mobilio

    ... Lucky Strike logo pasted onto an iconic photo of James Joyce; the ad hovers next to the author’s head, and he seems to be contemplating the bright red circle and its slogan, “It’s toasted,” with...

  • papertrail • June 04, 2014

    How not to review women's writing

    ...newyorker.com/video?video-id=3597476004001>” is twee and pointless. James Joyce’s eyesight worsened because he had syphilis

  • print • Feb/Mar 2014

    Pale Ire

    In his long-awaited memoir, Morrissey sheds his wilting-wallflower image • Simon Reynolds

    ... (Stevie Smith, Auden, Housman), dramatists (Shelagh Delaney), and actors (James Dean). He was also fascinated by certain characters in forgotten TV shows and movies: the highly strung, waspishly witty...

  • print • Sept/Oct/Nov 2013

    For Keeps

    Tom Carson revisits a great critic's sprawling career decades after the two of them came up together in the creative world of late seventies New York. • Tom Carson

    ... It would be a considerable exaggeration--and possibly misleading in other ways as well--to say that James Wolcott and I were ever friends. But we did get thrown into each other’s company a lot...

  • culture • June 21, 2013

    The Cardboard House by Martín Adán

    Eli Diner

    ... with references to current and historical figures: movie stars, boxers, philosophers, politicians, and Peruvian national heroes. Writers ranging from Spanish Golden Age poets to James Joyce drift in...