Always Historicize What Hurts!
Andrew SealAndrew Seal | "Always Historicize!" - Fredric Jameson | "History is what hurts." - Fredric Jameson
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On Spareness in Prose: Katie Kitamura
> We want to nail down this scene today. There’s still something a little indeterminate about it. But can I be honest? I simultaneously nodded and shook my head, I didn’t know if I wanted her to be honest. This scene is different from anyth...
The Disappearing Literary Man
If you are unfamiliar with the discourse of the “vanishing” or “disappearing” literary man, you can read this piece, and it will catch you up. Or, I can summarize:
"Twentieth Century" as a Genre
If I say about a contemporary writer that “so-and-so has just published a very nineteenth-century novel,” you are likely to have a general idea of what I mean. The book you imagine will be physically thick (à la the Victorian triple-decker)...
Does It Hold Up? How to Talk about Books You Haven't Read
It has been eighteen years since How to Talk about Books You Haven’t Read was published and had a brief, very meta prominence as a book that people could joke about based on its title alone. It was, in fact, a perfect moment for this kind o...
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