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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The Indiscreet Charms of Autofiction
The release of Rachel Cusk’s Life of M has produced a sizable backlash against, first of all, Cusk herself, a deadpan Englishwoman whom I suspect most Americans don’t quite “get,” and secondly the subgenre she, along with other successful w...
Return Voyage: Jack Aubrey as Mystic Hero in The Mauritius Command
This essay assumes familiarity with The Mauritius Command and the previous essay on the novel, which can be found here.
Balthasar Permoser, Marsyas, c. 1680-85.
How is it that Jack Aubrey can be both so heroic and so likeable?
A likeable...
The Floating Coffeehouse
Ahoy, shipmates! Before you pour yourself a cuppa and enjoy this post about the special role played by coffee in the canon, let me remind you that my forthcoming novel, The Last Words of Jack Ruby, has been described as “taut, lyrical, and...
The Buddy Tragedy
I am over the moon about the first early official review of my forthcoming novel, The Last Words of Jack Ruby, published today by Library Journal, the trade magazine that helps librarians everywhere decide what books to order for their stac...
Minor Characters: Killick! Killick, there!
Preserved Killick (David Threlfall) looking appropriately shrewish in Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World.
I am already in trouble with my title: how dare I call Preserved Killick, Jack Aubrey’s faithful if cantankerous steward...
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Oh, Time, Strength, Cash, and Patience! 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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