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These writers, who have themselves set fiction in the city, weigh in on novels by others who have done the same.

“Saint Sebastian’s Abyss,” by Mark Haber, and “The Longcut,” by Emily Hall, are narrated by intense devotees of art.

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Shields used to idolize Marcel Proust’s “In Search of Lost Time.” But these days it “feels to me sort of twee. ... I need more comedy, more urgency, more white space.”

Joe Brainard for Loewes New Menswear Collection From blazing the 1960s New York scene to writing a memoir, Joe Brainard now takes centre stage in a new collaboration with Loewe Like the first winter crocuses, the bursts of bright floral pattern scattered throughout the Loewe AW 21 menswear collection brought joy to the grey, locked-down days of January 2021. Pansies, specifically: patched onto the collar of a flannel blazer; knit across every inch of jacquard two pieces; or ...

Jennifer Lucy Allan , March 16th, 2021 09:20 Jennifer Lucy Allan takes apart Clive Phillips, Peter Blundell, and Dominic Goodman’s trio to unpick how they’ve built their distinctive no wave by negation, and gathered a small and dedicated fanbase on the way Mosquitoes are a band best described through what they are not. They are no wave by negation; post punk but only at a push, and are more This Heat or DNA than Orange Juice. They are not rock or punk, although they have drums, guitar, bass...

Untheories of Fiction Authors: Approaches the primary texts in a unique way –  many of which are rarely written about Turns a critical eye to the diversity of fiction writingsee more benefits Buy this book Immediate eBook download after purchase Hardcover $59.99 Institutional customers should get in touch with their account manager This book takes a closer look at the diversity of fiction writing from Diderot to Markson and by so doing call...

The Project 30.1 Mural marks an ongoing commitment to addressing racism and diversity. Written By: Rebecca C. Mariscal | 4:24 pm, Dec. 17, 2020 × The Project 30.1 Mural lines a wall on Second Street in downtown Hudson, near Vine Street. Featuring multiple artists, the mural is designed to honor diversity. Rebecca Mariscal / Rivertown Multimedia HUDSON -- As her and her family worked to install the colorful panels on Second Street on a warm December Day, bringing togeth...

Remembering John O’Brien Much like the books he published, John O’Brien (1945–2020) was a complicated man. He was an idealist who devoted his life to a self-described “quixotic enterprise” of creating a repository for strange, innovative fiction from around the world—fiction that would stay in print forever, for future generations of readers to discover and wonder at. John had impeccable taste in literature. He especially liked French and Eastern European literature that toyed with ...