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A Little Sun, a Little Rain

08.12.2022 by Aaron Hicklin

“One day I woke up and I understood how unexplored this city is, all these invisible ties between cultures.”

Filed Under: Feature Tagged With: Kateryna Mikhalitsyna, Ostap Slyvynsky, ukraine, Victoria Amelina

Diary of a Dipshit

08.08.2022 by Brad Phillips

My therapist told me I had every symptom a woman molested as a girl presents in treatment.

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: Brad Phillips

On Giving Up

08.03.2022 by Geoff Dyer

“I believe people who say that The Sound and the Fury becomes great when you get to the second part or, ideally, when you read the whole thing for the second time; what you rarely hear is how to get through the first part for the first time.”

Filed Under: Extract Tagged With: Geoff Dyer

Heart Tattoo

08.03.2022 by Alex Dimitrov

‘Left the party without telling anyone.
Moved to Miami without telling anyone.
Vials of K with a blond in Divinity School.
Lines of blow with a blond who took crypto.’

Filed Under: Poetry

Ukraine

08.03.2022 by Jonathan Moore

Filed Under: Feature

Two Fussy Linguists

08.03.2022 by Ben Shields

“I went to a doctor in the 1980s in New York; he said I shouldn’t get HIV-tested at that point because then the feds would know about it. But he did tell me that I had a vestigial third nipple.” – Wayne Koestenbaum

Filed Under: Conversations Tagged With: Derek McCormack, Wayne Koestenbaum

Ten books chosen by William Boyd

08.03.2022 by Aaron Hicklin

It took William Boyd three failed attempts at writing a novel before he hit gold with A Good Man in Africa, which won him both the Whitbread Book Award for a first novel and the Somerset Maugham Award. That was in 1981, and Boyd hasn’t stopped to draw breath since. His 16th novel, Trio, was […]

Filed Under: Required Reading

The King

07.22.2022 by Isaac Babel

“The guests weren’t seated according to seniority. Foolish old age is no less pitiful than cowardly youth. And they weren’t seated according to wealth. A heavy wallet is lined with tears.”

Filed Under: Fiction

Janet Malcolm on being a “tough, not-nice woman.”

07.22.2022 by Aaron Hicklin

“You can’t keep your mouth shut all the time, of course, but you do well to keep it shut a lot of the time.”

Filed Under: Feature Tagged With: Janet Malcolm

Ten Books By Dissidents and Outlaws

03.04.2022 by Aaron Hicklin

The writer Jeanette Winterson once described books as “agents of freedom,” and that image of a book’s power has come to provide some moments of reprieve in the last few weeks as Putin has sent his troops into Ukraine. If Putin’s tactics have resembled those of Hitler, using a Russian-speaking enclave of Ukraine as a […]

Filed Under: Required Reading Tagged With: George Saunders, masha Gessen, Rose McGowan

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