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Ocean Vuong on the myth of the wunderkind; Jeanette Winterson on disruptive technology
...Ocean Vuong reflects on the myth of the wunderkind and talks to Jeanette Winterson about AI, transhumanism, and her new book, Frankissstein. “We hear so much about disruptive technologies, and...
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Jeanette Winterson’s Modern-Day "Frankenstein"; Herman Wouk (1915–2019)
...Jeanette Winterson’s Modern-Day "Frankenstein"; Herman Wouk (1915–2019)...
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You Better Work
... (Luisa Valenzuela and Louise Erdrich), plus several interviews with writers who are not American (Doris Lessing, Alice Munro, Jeanette Winterson). Expanding the range of literary genres was also a...
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A Reminder of Possibilities
... the novelist Jeanette Winterson writes in her introduction to this new edition, “The classic cookbook is practical, for sure, but it’s more than a how-to. Nigella calls her recipes, ‘a reminder of...
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The book that inspired Aziz Ansari's 'Master of None'
... uploaded to YouTube. John Ashbery introduces. Leo, the protagonist of Jeanette Winterson’s novel The Gap of Time, is “the head of the Sicilia hedge fund. He dresses in Hugo Boss, drives a Porsche, and...
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A nicer Gawker?
...begins tomorrow night, when Jeanette Winterson and Vivian Gornick will be on hand to entertain you—and every week from now on promises “someone unexpected doing some unexpected thing.”...
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Sphinx by Anne Garréta, translated by Emma Ramadan
... knowledge this is true; Jeanette Winterson’s 1993 Written on the Body is the only book I can think of that comes close, with a genderless narrator but a female love interest. That novel offers a...
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Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal?
...: In the absence of other people, the self was all there was to study. Such is the lot and genius of Jeanette Winterson. Her novels-mongrels of autobiography, myth, fantasy, and formal...
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The World and Other Places: Stories, 1986-1999 by Jeanette Winterson
...The World and Other Places: Stories, 1986-1999 by Jeanette Winterson...
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