Max the Scrivener
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A Case for the Oxford Comma
I think it was in middle school English class that I was properly introduced to the Oxford comma (a.k.a. the serial comma). I had encountered many such commas before, but it was nice to put a name to it. I then learned that it was the cente...
Ode to Mary
On New Year’s Day, 2024, I picked up a monster of a book. It was a 547 page dual-biography called Romantic Outlaws: The Extraordinary Lives of Mary Wollstonecraft and Her Daughter Mary Shelley by Charlotte Gordon. I spent the month of Janua...
Reflections on a Rodent
One January night, in my old apartment in Brooklyn, a mouse began venturing into my room. The main point of entry was the hole where the radiator pipe poked into the hardwood floor. I frequently heard mice scurrying in the walls and scratch...
Gary and the G
Last night, I went to the 92nd Street Y where Amor Towles interviewed Gary Shteyngart about his new book Vera, or Faith. Gary walked out carrying what looked like a twisted, polished cane, but which he assured us was in fact called a shille...
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25 year old living in New York City who just quit her corporate job to go find herself
We’re Quite Literally Books, a small publishing adventure started by two life-long friends and lovers of books. We believe there’s much to learn from the past and from each other–and a good book is a good place to start.
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