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Slow Players

Matthew Specktor

Better Late Than Ever

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Latest Issues

Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.

Slow Players #27: "Buttons Like the Eyes of Fish" (Clune, Brodkey Revisited, Beha, etc)

I reviewed Michael Clune’s new novel, Pan, for the Washington Post. Spoiler: I did not dislike it.

4 months ago
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Slow Players #26: "Seven Shades of Blue" (Brodkey, DeLillo, etc)

It’s not a very 21st Century mindset, I guess, but lately I’ve been thinking of how writers should be read but not heard. A rich sentiment, to be sure, coming from someone who’s been assiduously promoting a book these past few months—hey, h...

5 months ago
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Slow Players #25: "Bull of the Woods" (Fiction)

It’s been a minute since I wrote fiction. I stopped, mostly, because I was feeling tired of it—tired of making things up, tired, for a while, of reading it—but also because shunting my work onto a nonfiction track was freeing to me. It put ...

6 months ago
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THE GOLDEN HOUR is OUT TODAY

THE GOLDEN HOUR is out today. Grizzled old Gen X-er that I am, the horn-honking and self-promotive hollering of the past few weeks has felt a little out of step with my preferences, but I’m extremely proud of this book, and totally delighte...

7 months ago
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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Matthew Specktor

    Novelist, psychedelic-memoirist, occasional screenwriter, Los Angeles Review of Books Co-founder. Next: THE GOLDEN HOUR (Ecco, April ‘25)

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