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Madison Malone Kircher: Do you remember the first time you saw the Zola thread, your immediate thought? Jeremy O. Harris: Yes. I was at my friend Dante’s house in the Hills, and I was reading it tweet by tweet. It was like 30 tweets in. I thought it was the funniest thing I’d ever read, and I was like, “What even is this?” And they were like, “If you’re not reading the Zola thread right now, I don’t know what you’re doing.” It blew me away. It felt like the richest writing I have read in a decade. I am constantly bemoaning the fact that prose has left that sense of liveness ...

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Susan Sontag rubs shoulders with the Marquis de Sade in Olivia Laing's Everybody – an eclectic study of art, flesh and freedom

“Mom, if I was born a boy,” “Like you were supposed to be,” without a tinge of playfulness as she scanned the bar cart in the living room for her preferred drink. She resembled a mannequin and had even once been on the cover of a Roxy Music album, but her hands had always been veiny, gnarled. Villainous. The skin slithered over them like cellophane. I mostly noticed the vulgarity of her pearly, oval claws as she tapped them on various bottles until she found the winner.  “Anyway, Mom, if I was born a boy, how big would my dick be?”