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Yunte Huang on the Chinese American film star Anna May Wong; books to read this fall
... credulous, as many of our most vigilant listeners have suggested?” The Paris Review has unpaywalled James Baldwin’s “Art of Fiction...
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Russian journalist Elena Kostyuchenko's account of being poisoned; Justin Taylor's forthcoming novel, "Reboot"
... Alice Notley, and Ron Padgett. As art historian Debra Bricker Balken writes in the new book: “What Katz found so compelling about this scene was its complete disregard for aesthetic precedent
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A sneak peek at Bookforum’s summer issue; Paper Trail returns
... preoccupations with death, rebirth, money, belonging, and the place of art in society. Sarah Nicole Prickett’s essay on Jacqueline Rose begins with the reviewer about to hit a deer with her car. Moira Donegan...
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Margo Jefferson on questioning her writing self; New York Times Guild says a work stoppage is likely
...theparisreview.org/products/the-paris-review-no-242-winter-2022> is also out now. N. Scott Momaday and Colm Tóibín are the latest subjects of the Art of Poetry and the Art of Fiction interviews, respectively. For...
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Sight and Sound’s greatest films of all time; Hanif Abdurraqib on Osa Atoe’s Black punk zines
.../> Elif Batuman, the author most recently of Either/Or , for the Paris Review’s online edition. They discuss...
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Aline Kominsky-Crumb has died at age seventy-four
... an unfiltered and personal style that pushed the boundaries of what was acceptable to depict in art. Kominsky-Crumb frequently collaborated with her husband, Robert Crumb, over the years, and the...
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Alter Offerings
... also its effects on its target? I had an art professor who once told us that if you use black in your work, you should use it as a color, to define shape or represent something, not just to fill...
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Supreme Courtesan
... “tend to be shallow, yet however terribly they behave, she pities them as the weaker sex.” They are flabby, self-indulgent, and utterly without resilience. They never have to master the difficult art...
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Ruminations in an Emergency
... loneliness, boredom, coercion, luxury, art, love, class, time, memory, madeleines with lime-blossom tisanes, and queer desire. By comparing Proust to Bernardin (a Rousseauian novelist of the Enlightenment...
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On Boroughed Time
... just like Geraldine useta say”). Even so, as Black trans aesthetics continue to largely be forged through poetics, visual art, and memoir rather than fiction, to ask one day in the life of Carlotta...
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City on Fire
... in steel-toed boots who runs a neighborhood art center in Hunts Point that doubles as a long-term shelter. Manny, who’s good with money, must have come to the city to escape his past, which he can...
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The Indie City
... guided his creative spirit. That spirit is very much still alive on a nightly basis at venues like Constellation, the Empty Bottle, and Corbett vs. Dempsey, an art gallery, record label, and...
