
Occasional essays on literature, poetry, movies, and culture by the author of THE LAST WORDS OF JACK RUBY, a historical noir novel about the lifelong friendship between the notorious assassin and my cousin, the boxer and war hero Barney Ross.
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When news of the attack on the White House Correspondents Dinner came down last week, I felt myself go numb, and I stayed numb. Already it feels like ancient history. The multiplication of assassination attempts seems only to multiply my fe...
A piece I began writing last summer, then abandoned, now unabandoned, because I seem to be always thinking about how much of my temperament and values have been conditioned by being born in 1970, into a world conditioned by the Sixties but...
In honor of the publication of Ben Lerner’s new novella, Transcription, I present to my readers this deleted scene from my 2022 novel How Long Is Now, in which the protagonist and his companion encounter a certain poet-novelist at a Brookly...
Jonah doesn’t fly. I dreamt the title and those words. There are any number of reasons to avoid flying: fear, concern for the environment, fear again but of confined spaces or proximity to strangers or the too-white, too-even teeth of the f...
It’s been a bit quiet here post-wise as I grapple with an unending pile of student essays, but I wanted regular readers to know that, thanks to the good offices of Sam Kahn, a new essay of mine, “The Algorithm in the House,” is now availabl...
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Author of THE LAST WORDS OF JACK RUBY, a novel, and other things. Editor-in-Chief of The Fortnightly Review. Professor of English at Lake Forest College.
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