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Dear all, hello in October, the birch leaves out the window in the tree across the street are almost all the way gold. In good global literary news, Anne Carson won the Nobel Prize. She wrote my favorite sentence:
A thunder sullen autumn...
Dear all, hello, hello, from the end of this long week, or the beginning of this fresh one. The conversations have been hard, old grief and big wounds in the atmosphere, scabs pulled off, fresh and not, opened publicly and privately, throug...
Dear all, a windwashed good morning in the bluster and the rain. Tomorrow evening, Monday at 7 pm, I’ll be at the Brookline Booksmith for the launch of Burning in the Eyes of the Maker, the book I wrote in collaboration with the artist Cele...
Equinoctiality
September accelerates. New season at the next exit, you’ve packed your sweater, but not yet your gloves, you’ve got a bathingsuit, too, because, who knows, there might be warmth enough for another swim. Here we are, two day...
Dear all, good morning, hello, I’ve been reading Benjamin Labatut’s novel The Maniac, a dooming echo to the A.I. news this week, and it’s all bringing a new experience of — is fear the word? It might be. But it’s wider and less comprehensib...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Nina MacLaughlin is the author of WAKE, SIREN; SUMMER SOLSTICE and WINTER SOLSTICE; and HAMMER HEAD. She lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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