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Slow Reading

Daniel Walden

This is Slow Reading, a newsletter of criticism from a philologist and writer who often has thoughts that his editors aren't sure they want to pay for.

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Latest Issues

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On Administration, and On Heroism

As I write this, the Gaza solidarity encampment at Columbia has spawned solidarity encampments at colleges and universities across the United States. I’m following this especially closely because I am an alumnus of the university who has ha...

21 days ago
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On Adaptation

It’s been entirely too long since I posted here, and for that I’m sorry; the book has been taking up too much of my time. Readers might be interested in a piece I wrote last month for Commonweal about the very weird “He Gets Us” Super Bowl ...

2 months ago
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On Thinking with Music

My last post about confronting the unthinkable kept me…well, thinking. Confronting unthinkable horrors through music is certainly one way of thinking the unthinkable. But I don’t think that’s the reason we have music, in the same way that w...

4 months ago
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On Thinking the Unthinkable

Today is December 28th, which the Catholic Church celebrates as the Feast of the Holy Innocents. I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about this feast day over the years; it commemorates an event for which we have no historical evidence, and f...

4 months ago
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  • Daniel Walden

    Writer, classicist, literary crank. I write about Catholicism and gay things and I think about memory and poetry.

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