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Kate is Reading

Kate

Some words about the books I read and the things I think about

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The Vulnerables by Sigrid Nunez

In an essay called ‘Life and Story’, Sigrid Nunez reflects that ‘writing was an ideal way to escape the world and be part of the world at the same time.’ I think Nunez understands fundamentally that we are all insiders and outsiders. The tw...

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On Keeping Your Books Open

At a family dinner a few months ago I announced with tentative excitement that I had made a new friend. ‘It’s funny because I thought my friendship books were closed,’ I said. ‘What does that even mean?’ my sister asked with exasperation, ...

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