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A Swaying Form

James Mustich

Dispatches on reading, writing, and learning lost and found.

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About three-quarters of the way through Ali Smith’s novel Autumn, a young woman named Elisabeth pulls a chair up to the bedside of an elderly former neighbor whom she is visiting in a care home. He’s asleep—or drifting in and out of the pas...

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Nights Young and Old

I am posting this on October 17, 2025. Were he still with us, the date would mark my father’s ninety-seventh birthday. I had another piece prepared to post, a sort of rhapsody on the em dash, but I’ll hold that off till next time in favor o...

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My Back Pages

For twenty years ending roughly twenty years ago, I published a catalog called A Common Reader, a bookselling enterprise that attracted a surprisingly large and gratifyingly loyal band of patrons. What follows is the first in a series of re...

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The Haunted Bookroom

This is the fourth installment in Book Hauntings. It should read well enough on its own, but I provide links to the three earlier pieces in the series at the bottom for those who might have missed them.

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  • James Mustich

    A long time ago: publisher of A Common Reader catalog. A little while ago: author of 1,000 Books to Read Before You Die. Now: I write about books, reading, and learning, and work as senior advisor to the president of Iona University.

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