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Christopher Isherwood’s Berlin Triptych
“Isherwood’s prose blends genre and crosses time to revisit key moments in his development as a writer, a gay man, and a global citizen in Berlin.”
The Forgotten Magic of Being Joyfully Stupid: Lessons From Clown School
To escape the pandemic, a writer attends the most brutal clown school in the world.
The Art of the Artistic Process
“I have yearned for the right to have nothing to say, and the confidence to say it anyway.”
From the Archives: Form and Content: On André Leon Talley’s The Chiffon Trenches
“I was a fixture, a force, and a fierce advocate of fashion and style,” Talley writes in the memoir’s introduction. He also acknowledges how, for most of his career, he was the only person of color in “the upper echelons of fashion journalism.”
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