In his new book, Jonah Lehrer may only have learned how to plagiarize better
It must only be because his disgrace was so colossal that Jonah Lehrer was given another chance. When Lehrer resigned from the New Yorker and had two of his books pulled from… Read more »
The Art of the Novella Challenge 49: The Duel (Conrad)
Title: The Duel Author: Joseph Conrad First published: 1908 Page count: 115 First line: Napoleon I., whose career had the quality of a duel against the whole of Europe, disliked… Read more »
Our fearless leader speaks
In case you missed it, Kirkus recently sat down with none other than Dennis Loy Johnson, Melville House’s co-founder and co-director (the “co-” indicating, in both cases, his collaboration with the equally redoubtable Valerie Merians). There’d be… Read more »
Fred Moten and Robin Kelley ask: Do black lives matter?
What Robin Kelley says in “Why We Won’t Wait” seems to me to be absolutely true, and so true—and sometimes so obscure—that it needs to be repeated again and… Read more »
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