hardly!
Coming to you this spring as part of Riley’s The Palm House.
“It was heady at the time. We all screamed, in the Liverpool Empire, when the lights dipped and the spotlights started swirling—like searchlights. Bombastic music played. Then there he was, Chris Patrick, with his arms in the air.”
From “A–Z” by Gwendoline Riley. buff.ly/K6O05QB
Is JCO right? One way to find out...
memorable portrayal of a time not so long ago in the US when Philip Wylie's "Generation of Vipers" was a part of the Zeitgeist. men didn't obliquely hint that women were the cause of their own failures & women were just plain evil; in those days they came out clearly & unambiguously to state it, restate it, & restate it. this perspective, embedded in "Stoner" like a fossil in a rock.
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You’ll be hearing from our lawyers, Barb. nationalbook.org/books/augus…
Funny thing is that we do publish a few books indirectly funded by Soros via Central European Press publishing. One that comes to mind is Dezső Kosztolányi’s Skylark. Possibly Prius’s The Doll as well. There are more but I’m blanking.
Replying to @nyrbclassics
Can Soros fund the translation and publishing of the last 3 memoir books of Konstantin Paustovsky. Thank you
🎶 Who controls the British crown? Who keeps the metric system down…? 🎶
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"Di Benedetto can be seen as a bridge from the magic of García Márquez to the realism of Bolaño and the generation of Latin American writers that succeeded him."
Michael Greenberg on Antonio Di Benedetto. The Suicides has been trans. by @estherlallen
nytimes.com/2025/01/29/books…
Ben Whishaw plays Hujar.
vanityfair.com/hollywood/sto…
Who likes Linda Rosenkrantz 's (@rosenkrantztalk) Talk?
Her book, Peter Hujar's Day, has been adapted into a movie by Ira Sachs (Passages) and recently premiered at @sundancefest! Congrats to everyone involved. We look forward to seeing.
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“The personal abjection in McGahern’s novels is best understood as an allegory of social despair, which is in turn allegorical of a godless existence.”
Sam Sacks on John McGahern’s The Pornographer (@NYRB_Imprints).
harpers.org/archive/2025/02/…
"Gallant is the genius absurdist of the 20th century."
Bold claim by Laurence Scott in the New York Times
nytimes.com/2025/01/18/books…
It's tonight—Garth Risk Hallberg and Brandon Taylor discuss the great Mavis Gallant at 6:30pm at @mcnallyjackson Seaport.
mcnallyjackson.com/event/012…
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