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Spoiler Alert. . . They All Died: Aging and Muriel Spark’s “Memento Mori”
“Being over 70 is like being engaged in a war. All our friends are going or gone and we survive amongst the dead and the dying as on a battlefield.”
Reckoning with Kerri Arsenault's MILL TOWN
The death of a parent, in most memoirs, would be the book’s beating heart.
The Watcher
Le Carré situates spying within the wider, mundane world. This, I believe, is why so many insist that he is a genre outlier, rather than an example of what can be accomplished within “genre writing” when the material is honored.
Music for Desks: Prep School Bouillabaisse
“I came to the Beastie Boys because I had heard my peers talking about them, and I believed talked-about things were things worth knowing. My personal mission was to learn a little bit about everything I heard referenced, and to have at the ready my own opinion on each topic.”
Lana Del Rey and Her Poetry
“My delicious red children. I go back to my spot on the bed and as I pop a berry into my mouth like a pill, I decide to listen to the audiobook of Lana Del Rey’s new poetry book.”
Same Question, Many Answers
The answer to the “Negro question” is a mix of sermon and jeremiad, calling attention to the gap between a desired moral universe and disastrous present reality.
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