The Twins Obsession
Parul Sehgal reviews “How to Be Multiple: The Philosophy of Twins,” by Helena de Bres, and “Twinkind: The Singular Significance of Twins,” by William Viney.
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Parul Sehgal reviews “How to Be Multiple: The Philosophy of Twins,” by Helena de Bres, and “Twinkind: The Singular Significance of Twins,” by William Viney.
The secret life of doubles is rich fodder for storytelling, as Twinkind thoroughly demonstrates.
This month’s beautiful hardback books explore how humans have frequently turned to mythology to understand their relationships, writes Gavanndra Hodge
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Despite being a twin myself, I wasn’t necessarily disposed to love William Viney’s Twinkind, a book for which the phrase ‘lavishly illustrated’ might have been invented. Much writing on twins intended for the general reader (including recent fiction such as Brit Bennett’s bestselling The Vanishing Half) has been produced by non-twins, or writers who have