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"I think serious art is supposed to make us confront things that are difficult in ourselves and in the world." - DFW
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This essay is very dear to my heart. Thank you Hobart and @moonandmouth for publishing it, and thank you Christian for letting me interview you. hobartpulp.com/web_features/…
“I don’t understand them. To me that’s not literature. Said Cormac McCarthy of Henry James and Marcel Proust.” David Markson, Vanishing Point p86
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Something happened! Thanks so much @LAReviewofBooks and particularly editor @_ntj lareviewofbooks.org/article/…
Consider the Lobster
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New article! A lot happened this week, so I wrote about how Antonin Dvorak wrote his greatest works in Spillville, Iowa in the summer of 1893.
And about saying goodbye: sarahkendzior.substack.com/p…
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Julian Lucas on the visionary novelist and chronicler of gay life who has taken American letters to uncharted realms. newyorker.com/magazine/2023/…
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“It is an occupational hazard for me: I’m so slow. I spend most of my time alone, trying to try to work.” Read the full interview with the writer Leslie Marmon Silko: nyer.cm/6frisDJ
"There was a cover of Our Lips are Sealed by Fun Boy Three that he listened to over and over and over again one summer." - Amy Wallace Havens
"The idea that improved technology is going to solve the problems that technology has caused seems a bit quixotic." - David Foster Wallace
"Maybe not in my generation but in the one following, America will be more into World Football than you wish they were..." - David Foster Wallace, 2006
George Saunders on the ‘Braindead Megaphone’ That Makes Our Politics So Awful nyti.ms/3fNgBbj
The New Yorker: David Foster Wallace’s Final Attempt to Make Art Moral.
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