Amateur Criticism
Isaac KoldingI write about literature and how it feels to read and write it
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Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places
My favorite moment in Paradise Lost is when God creates the world. He speaks, and the world is made. In the best part, God creates living creatures, who are all created underground. The Earth herself splits open to give birth to these creat...
Naomi Kanakia on Shame, Judgment, Politics, and the Great Books
I’ve been wanting to experiment with interviews and audio for some time now. And who better to interview than ? Naomi is a compelling and original writer and critic, and I’ve enjoyed her blog, , for a long time now. She’s coming out with a...
Reading is Good for You
There’s a wooden upright piano in my living room. It’s a humble little instrument—we got it for free off of Facebook Marketplace, and it’s a bit scratched and out of tune. But it is still, like any musical instrument, an object of infinite...
The Kind of Short Stories People Really Want to Read
The prestigious short story—the sort of thing published in Ploughshares or The New Yorker—is not particularly popular these days. But this doesn’t mean that short fiction itself is not a major source of pleasure for many millions of people....
Scribblings on Cultural Authority
Note for subscribers: you may have noticed I haven’t been posting, reading, commenting, etc. recently. I’ve been busy revising my PhD dissertation, a final draft of which is due on April 6. I’ll be back then!
Universities, fo...
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