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On Saturday, join us for an exciting conversation between two of contemporary's fiction most essential voices: Rachel Kushner, author of 'Creation Lake,' a dark comedic novel about an American woman who infiltrates an anarchist collective in France, and @katiekitamura, author of 'Audition,' a taut and hypnotic novel about two people meeting for lunch and their mysterious relationship to each other. Moderated by @paperhaus!
Get tickets at latimes.com/fob25! #bookfest is almost here! 🎉🎉
I reviewed Sister, Sinner by Claire Hoffman for @latimesbooks. It's a superb biography of celebrity evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson. latimes.com/entertainment-ar…
I wrote about 1996's Year In Books for the upcoming L.A. Times Festival of Books' 30th anniversary latimes.com/entertainment-ar…
Sadly, she's leaving in spring, which means she still has a few months to publish her transphobic garbage there.
The New York Times Opinion section is negotiating the exit of columnist Pamela Paul. Her impending departure is part of a handful of job cuts being made at the section nymag.visitlink.me/UKnHJK
The LA sky is clear now; these are the books I took when it wasn't. Thanks, @Lithub lithub.com/the-seven-books-i…
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The happiness is literally eternal. Gaza's streets are erupting. The tears of everyone, the joy.
I lost the words.
They say don't read the comments but @lithub is the exception to the rule. lithub.com/the-seven-books-i…
The books I took: I wrote about living in the shadow of the Los Angeles fires. lithub.com/the-seven-books-i…
My heart goes out to so many here in L.A. who've lost their homes and more in the wildfires. I've been very fortunate -- I'm fine.
What a treat to work with Trenton B. Olsen who reviewed A Wilder Shore, the dual biography of Fanny and Robert Louis Stevenson, for @LAReviewofBooks
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"They're eating the cats, they're eating the dogs" proved a more effective message than "Let me help you buy your first house."
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In a disgraceful departure from the so-called Purcell principle which SCOTUS uses to reject changes too close to elections, they will permit Virginia to continue to remove voters from the rolls. The liberal justices all dissent.
Yesterday I stopped by one of the places in L.A. where I could be a creepy volunteer docent: Greystone.
This is fantastic.
I wrote about Megalopolis as World War III's Showgirls: lithub.com/francis-ford-copp…
For the L.A. Times, I reviewed Christopher Brown's Natural History of Empty Lots latimes.com/opinion/story/20…












