What do you do with a Fascist writer: Checking in on Pound and Céline
Among the stracciatelle of Italian political parties, there’s one that manages to churn up special agita for two seemingly unconnected groups: the European left, and readers of American poetry. The openly Fascist CasaPound… Read more »
These marginalia in a sixteenth-century Hamlet may be Shakespeare’s own
“I saw these faint marks, and my eyes popped out of my head,” Shakespeare scholar John Casson told Alison Flood at the Guardian. Casson was perusing the British Library’s copy of… Read more »
Presenting… the Barnes and Noble Book Club!
Yesterday, we wrote about what looks like a Barnes-and-Noble-to-Amazon cloning program the country’s beleaguered largest bookselling chain is beginning to implement. Now, as Jim Milliot writes in Publishers Weekly, B&N has announced its plans to stir in… Read more »
You know who had kind of a funny way of talking? Ernest Hemingway had kind of a funny way of talking.
Ernest Hemingway was a very, very interesting guy. Also, here is a 1954 NBC interview in which he speaks as though reading day-glo cue cards held aloft by floating pixies visible only… Read more »
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A History of Money
Encyclical on Climate Change and Inequality
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Cat Out of Hell
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The Damned Utd
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Wittgenstein Jr
The Biographical Dictionary of Literary Failure
How to Do Nothing
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“I Would Prefer Not To” Bartleby Tote Bag
Rules for Werewolves
Why I Am Not a Feminist
James Baldwin: The Last Interview
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