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08.22.2022 by Meg Thomann

The Wyrd Ones

Writer Robert Macfarlane and actor and musician Johnny Flynn on getting Lost in the Cedar Wood

08.03.2022 by Ben Shields

Two Fussy Linguists

Wayne Koestenbaum and Derek McCormack on active sentences, rhinestones, and why The Carlyle has New York’s best bathrooms.

01.29.2022 by Aaron Hicklin

When Vivian met Lore met Nora

Whether walking New York’s streets, or seeking a summer refuge upstate, the writers Lore Segal, Vivian Gornick, and Nora Eisenberg have a bond forged in conversation, argument, and contrarianism.

12.26.2021 by Aaron Hicklin

Joan Didion’s Vogue Years

The late great writer on falling out of love with New York, the Condé Nast nurse who soothed her nerves with barbiturates, and why she was driven to write.

09.02.2021 by Aaron Hicklin

The Longest Road

Maggie Nelson and Jacqueline Rose have been mutual admirers for years. In conversation for the first time, they talk about the concerns that animate their work.

06.28.2021 by Njelle Hamilton

Annotating history

Marlon James, the prizewinning author of A Brief History of Seven Killings, talks with artist Cosmo Whyte on the narrative of exile, the danger in a single story, and the meaning of masquerade.

12.06.2018 by Aaron H.

One Grand Books Celebrates a Chicago pop-up with COS

There are people who choose to take Jane Eyre or Great Expectations to their desert island, and then there are people who choose Machine Art, a 1933 catalog for an exhibition at New York’s MoMA featuring stark photographs of household and industrial objects. Toasters vs. Edward Rochester.

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Annotating history

One Grand Books Celebrates a Chicago pop-up with COS

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