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lauren michele jacksonblogging the everyday (but god, not every day)
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Pleased—(or whatever; putti...
OLDER, SADDER; & A SPRINKLE OF BERLANT/BRINKEMA, WHOM I'LL THINK WITH ON LOVE/EVERYTHING FOREVER
As my thirties progressed I found myself irritated, to a ramping degree, at a tic developing among my age-mates, this propensity to calling ourselves and each other “old.” At its most benign, the habit recognizes the anxiety of contrast, de...
NEW WRITING & LITTLE REVIEWS-ISH: MORRISON, SODERBERGH, TUTTLE, &c
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Sooo first, recent pieces, if you can believe it:
- for The New Yorker, an interview with John Early, director/writer of—amid much genius—Maddie’s Secret, now in theaters. A treat to interact with an artist in possession of a dynamic...
LITTLE REVIEWS-ISH: GYLLENHAAL, CAVELL, RILEY, MUSGRAVES, &c
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No updates except that I am sad! But we’re on month 5 of that, so nothing new. Let’s get into it then.
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LITTLE REVIEWS-ISH: HAWTHORNE, BORGLI, STYLES, &c
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Ok some business,
- The listing for my forthcoming book Back now exists with a release date—October 13, 2026. I believe this means it can also be pre-ordered at this time, though it feels strange to solicit such without a cover revea...
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