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Nabokov’s best book is not Lolita.
So Lolita is a great book, all things considered. In it, Nabokov proves, as an author and stylist, capable of dealing with incredibly sensitive and disturbing topics with a degree of candor and moral clarity, while being immensely satirical...
there, the spider
The blinds are closed to the storm and the lights are off, but the spider finds his way. He climbs the wall behind the couch, legs moving in synchronicity, each a single piece of an eight-piece orchestra, tapping out a mysterious rhythm. Af...
The Pleasure of the Hotdog: a response to Chafic LaRochelle
Honored colleagues!
It is with a heavy heart that I write these words.
I am weary, almost pathologically so, of stirring the proverbial pot – or perhaps, considering our topic today, taking a dull bread-knife to an oven-fresh bun. Caution...
the wasp
Substack deleted the written version “the wasp” twice for unknown reasons. I suppose my poetic vision was simply too powerful for the algorithm. luckily I was in the process of recording a reading of it, so the final draft is preserv...
on being (a little) snooty.
One of my first essays on Substack was about AI writing. I wrote it in a frantic sweat after becoming incensed by an account — theinkspilled — who was rather blatantly pushing low quality essays into the ecosystem. She amassed over 500 subs...
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