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| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 15 | Subscribers | Read | fivegoodhours.substack.com |
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"With something wriggling underneath it": Gary Indiana between Conspiracy and Obscenity
I found out that Gary Indiana died while crossing 3rd Street in Philadelphia, mid-bite in a pork roll, egg, and cheese. A splatter of ketchup and yolk ensued, and I spent the rest of the day scratching at the crusted stain on my shirt while...
"The history of his liberation": Wherefore Existential Biography?
Sartre began Saint Genet: Actor and Martyr as an introduction to Jean Genet’s collected works. But as he reread Genet’s books, spoke with the man for days at a time, and consumed quantities of stimulants that would kill the average horse, t...
"Yet Byron never made tea as you do..."
Well, I got married last week. It was a small ceremony—immediate family and close friends, held on my aunt and uncle’s farm in North Jersey, where they raise miniature horses with names like Tinkerbell, Periwinkle, and Snuggles. The food wa...
Wikipedia Realism and the Fate of the Factoid
In case you somehow haven’t heard, Brandon Taylor panned Rachel Kushner’s new novel, Creation Lake, in last week’s London Review of Books. And when I say “panned,” I mean that the review was titled “Use Your Human Mind!” and last sentence o...
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