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The Story of a Story: "The Axe"
Note: I have a new book coming out! Storyknife is my first collection of short stories in 15 years, a collection of metafictions, experiments, and good old-fashioned tales about white liberal America teetering on the brink of (and then goin...
Why We're Still Stuck on Epstein's Island
In 1977 a coalition of French intellectuals signed an open letter on what they described as the “sexual liberation” of children. Protesting the arrest and pre-trial detention of three men for “non-violent” sexual acts with children aged 12-...
The Story of a Story: "The Empties"
Note: I have a new book coming out! Storyknife is my first collection of short stories in 15 years, a collection of metafictions, experiments, and good old-fashioned tales about white liberal America teetering on the brink of (and then goin...
Nobody Will Know You're There
Another post from the archives! This is a passage from White Flights: Race, Fiction, and the American Imagination about my favorite movie of all time, Harold and Maude. Bud Cort, who was best known for playing Harold (though he has many oth...
Finite Jest
January 2026 marks the thirtieth anniversary of David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest. This reflection on Wallace and whiteness is an excerpt from one of the essays in my 2019 book White Flights: Race, Fiction, and the American Imagination (...
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I'm a novelist and essayist. My books include THE NEW EARTH (out in March 2023), YOUR FACE IN MINE, and WHITE FLIGHTS: RACE, FICTION, AND THE AMERICAN IMAGINATION.
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