intellectual rigor mortis
Laurel Claytonthoughts about books, media from a deeply unserious person
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When a Book is Like a Tapestry (The Books of Jacob, Olga Tokarczuk)
To set the scene, the full title of Tokarczuk’s 900-page, 2014 doorstopper is (clearing throat, taking a breath): The Books of Jacob, or: A Fantastic Journey Across Seven Borders, Five Languages, and Three Major Religions, Not Counting the ...
Media Report, October 2025 (Badly Behaved Women; Surreal Stories)
There’s a pleasing symmetry to the media I consumed and am writing about this month. The first two books here are funny, quick reads about brash Jewish women behaving badly. Listen. Sometimes you look for a distraction and find a mirror ins...
September 2025 Book Report
After not reading for most of the month, I finished the following four books in the last few weeks of September. There are many instructive posts on this website and others about “getting out of a reading slump,” to which I can add my advic...
August 2025 Book Report (& memory theories)
Harold Pinter’s 1971 play, Old Times, is a surrealist set piece: two women and a man in a living room. The man and one of the women are married. The two women are former friends, reunited after twenty years. Over the course of the play, the...
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