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The Promotion of M

Every great man has his disciples, and it is always Judas who writes the biography. -Oscar Wilde

I haven’t read Rachel Cusk’s novel Life of M. It won’t be released until Monday and I am not sure it’s going to be my cuppa. I haven’t read...

8 days ago
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Liars and Cheats and Plagiarists Succeed

I was fortunate to join Forbes as a reporter at the end of 1999, a few years after its online news team had exposed New Republic fabulist Stephen Glass, whose made-up stories would then be emulated by New York Times reporter Jayson Blair. O...

14 days ago
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Homer’s Oral History (what else?) of The Odyssey.

by Homer

My kids loved the Christopher Nolan movie. But that’s not a high compliment. My kids are great and all, but the younger generation’s attention spans have been destroyed by wells and sundials. They can’t even sit through the Olympi...

a month ago
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They Called You A Surrealist...

Sparked by Salomon Grimberg’s tight and revealing book, Jacqueline Lamba: The Forgotten Surrealist, I’ve found myself on a mission to learn more about Mexican artists from the early 20th century who helped build the bedrock of modern art in...

a month ago
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Emergency Richard Brody is Wrong Post

A short post here to dispel some crazy notions about human existence, emanating from Richard Brody’s take on Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey:

Told in this way, with divine intervention at a minimum, the story remains an exciting adventur...

a month ago
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