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Joined August 2015
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"Witt doesn’t risk falling into substance abuse so much as into piety." @jcaselevine reviews Emily Witt’s new memoir, "Health and Safety: A Breakdown." lareviewofbooks.org/article/…
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…@katz_conn in @LAReviewofBooks on Jo Hamya’s novel “The Hypocrite”,
@jcaselevine in @thenation on Lydia Millet’s “We Loved it All: A Memory of Life”,
@rogerkimball on “What the Right Gets Wrong About Art”,
@victoriamoul on Calvin and Virgil… (2/3)
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Friday reads: @katrosenfield for @TheFP, @distraughtemoji for @thebafflermag, @tylerwatamanuk for @dirtyverse, @credenzaclear2 for @WCrowdsLive, @jcaselevine for @thenation, @JKetcham91 for @CityJournal, and many others.
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Lydia Millet’s first work of nonfiction, We Loved It All: A Memory Life, is a sweeping study of climate change, greed, human hubris, loss, and the possible end of life as we know it.
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Reviewed Lydia Millet’s excellent “anti-memoir” for @thenation ! thenation.com/article/cultur…
Reviewed Sarah Viren's To Name The Bigger Lie for @thenation! thenation.com/article/cultur…
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"No wonder women were intrigued by the fantasy of daguerreotypes, a new technology seen at once as scientifically precise and imbued with a mystical ability to reveal truth, and to offer a privileged insight into a man’s character."
For @laphamsquart I wrote about a brief fixation in 19th century fiction—that we might fall in love with a stranger's photograph!
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For @laphamsquart I wrote about a brief fixation in 19th century fiction—that we might fall in love with a stranger's photograph!
laphamsquarterly.org/roundta…
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New on Roundtable: Read @jcaselevine on the daguerreotype romance. laphamsquarterly.org/roundta…
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Replying to @laphamsquart @jcaselevine
“That one might encounter a stranger’s portrait and fall instantly in love was not the far-fetched plot of an outlandish romance. It was a familiar scenario, driven by the expectant fantasies and exalted fears that a new technology can sometimes inspire.” laphamsquarterly.org/roundta…
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For @laphamsquart I wrote about Lady Frieda Harris, wife of an MP and friend to Aleister Crowley, whose commitment to her art led to the creation of the Thoth Tarot
the story involves a battle of egos and a heavily implied affair, though everyone involved is in their 60s
How the artistic partnership of Lady Frieda Harris and Aleister Crowley led to the creation of the Thoth Tarot. An essay by @wanna_bri. laphamsquarterly.org/roundta…
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CRC alum @jcaselevine reviews Lorenza Pieri’s “Lesser Islands”. Read it in @LAReviewofBooks!
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#RT @LAReviewofBooks: “A hulking, extravagant cruise ship barrels into Giglio, crashing into the granite shore. Dozens of passengers drown. For Teresa, this episode epitomizes a certain generation.” @jcaselevine on Lorenza Pieri’s “Lesser Islands.” …
For @LAReviewofBooks I wrote about Lorenza Pieri's Lesser Islands and monsters! lareviewofbooks.org/article/…
Julia Case-Levine retweeted
“A hulking, extravagant cruise ship barrels into Giglio, crashing into the granite shore. Dozens of passengers drown. For Teresa, this episode epitomizes a certain generation.” @jcaselevine on Lorenza Pieri’s “Lesser Islands.” lareviewofbooks.org/article/…
Come!! I’m reading :)
.@clereviewbooks is having its first launch party in NYC. Come for the readings, stay for the drinks after nearby. Mags will be for sale and an RSVP link will be coming soon!

















