The Abridged Abyss
Justin TaylorWhat I'm writing & where to find it. Highly occasional, always free
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they dream only of americana
Some good news: Reboot is a New York Times Notable Book of 2024. It has also been named a Best Book of 2024 by the Washington Post and Bookshop.org. I’ve taken it to book festivals in Brooklyn, Vegas, Nashville, Austin, and Miami. Brooklyn ...
un-rediscovered, un-renamable
Of course it is Elizabeth Bishop’s phrase, from “Crusoe in England,” though I would have first read it in Christine Schutt’s A Day, A Night, Another Day, Summer, where she borrows it for the title of a beautiful, inscrutable, foul story tha...
Standing in the Doorway
As promised a few weeks ago, here is the full text of the essay that I read from at the Pickathon music festival on August 4. It was first published in The Northwest Review Vol. 52 No. 02 (Winter 2023) and has heretofore been available in p...
radial matrix
I took last month off because I was busy but August is the first week of January of the summer—one big Out of Office.
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I'm the author of five books, most recently the novel Reboot. My fiction, essays, & criticism have appeared in The New Yorker, Harper's, Bookforum, and elsewhere. I am a contributing writer to the Washington Post Book World. I live in Portland, OR.
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