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18 Art-Related Beach Reads for Your Summer Vacation, From a Crime Thriller Set in Berlin to a History of Napoleonic Plunder

18 Art-Related Beach Reads for Your Summer Vacation, From a Crime Thriller Set in Berlin to a History of Napoleonic Plunder
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In Cynthia Ozick s new novel, the power of dwelling in the past – J

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Cynthia Ozick s Antiqituies : A guide to ending a life – The Forward

Knopf, 192 pages, $21.00 Thornton Wilder’s classic play “Our Town” proposes a remarkable idea: That after death, we get to re-experience a single day from our lives just one perfectly ordinary day. It’s a painful, startling scenario, a striking conclusion to a complicated existence. “I can’t look at everything hard enough,” says the character who experiences it. Courtesy of Knopf Cynthia Ozick’s novel “Antiquities.” Cynthia Ozick’s new novel, “Antiquities,” has roots in a similar idea. As the narrator, Lloyd Wilkinson Petrie, physically and mentally declines, he finds himself reliving not a day of his life, but rather a relationship from it: a friendship, or perhaps something more, he briefly had when he was 10.

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Emotions Haunt a Man for Life in Cynthia Ozick s Tragicomic Antiquities

Emotions Haunt a Man for Life in Cynthia Ozickâs Tragicomic âAntiquitiesâ Cynthia Ozick, whose new novella is âAntiquities.âCredit.Fred R. Conrad/The New York Times/Redux Buy Book â¾ April 19, 2021, 2:26 p.m. ET Cynthia Ozickâs new novella, âAntiquities,â is set in Westchester County, New York, in 1949 and 1950. Itâs about seven semi-distinguished old men: Waspy geezers, with walkers and heart conditions, the last living trustees of a patrician boysâ academy that closed more than three decades earlier. They live on the splendid property, their number dwindling, and they bicker like sunburned children. This is a premise that, as A.J. Liebling was wont to say, stretches the elastic of credulity. These are men of means, former lawyers and businessmen, some with families. What are they doing here? Whatâs their monkish loyalty to this place?

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Antiquities, by Cynthia Ozick book review - The Washington Post

Antiquities, by Cynthia Ozick book review - The Washington Post
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