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Biblioklept Recommends Five Novels, Some of Them New, Not All of Them German
I shouldn’t be reading five novels at once. It’s a terrible idea, a symptom of a bad habit that I thought I’d broken, but after abandoning Levin’s tedious tome The Instructions and wasting my time on...
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Books Acquired, Some Time Over the Past Two Weeks
Tagged: Books, Books Acquired, Claire Dederer, Literature, Love & Honor, Orchids, The Art of Fielding, The Law of Strings, Vertigo
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Slavoj Žižek on Alfred Hitchock’s Vertigo
Slavoj Žižek on Alfred Hitchock’s film Vertigo. From The Pervert’s Guide to Cinema (2006). Tagged: Alfred Hitchock, Slavoj Žižek, Vertigo
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Susan Sontag on W.G. Sebald
Susan Sontag on W.G. Sebald: IS LITERARY GREATNESS still possible? Given the implacable devolution of literary ambition, and the concurrent ascendancy of the tepid, the glib, and the senselessly cruel...
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“My husband met some women online and I found out”| Read Joanna Walsh’s story...
Electric Literature has published “Online,” a story from Joanna Walsh’s forthcoming collection Vertigo. You can buy Vertigo now from the indie imprint Dorothy (I ordered Vertigo along with Marianne...
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Vertigo/The Weight of Things (Books acquired, 9.28.2015)
Two new books from The Dorothy Project: Joanna Walsh’s collection Vertigo and Austrian writer Marianne Fritz’s 1978 novel The Weight of Things (in English translation by Adrian Nathan West) You can...
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Seven new(ish) books from indie presses
It’s summer so maybe you need some books to read. Indie presses are the bestest. Extinction by Ashley Dawson from OR Books. This is a devastating little big book about, a sustained attack on...
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