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Oh my god I loved this film. I laughed out loud all the way through. The main characters are a charming, hapless young man who is full of virtue and passion, and a cynical, intelligent young woman who is trying to convert her personal feeli...
Philip Hensher and I discussed the history of the novel in Britain from Defoe to Hollinghurst. Philip is remarkably well-read and happy to share his real opinions. He can go from Swift to Fitzgerald on the turn of a pin, isn’t shy about hol...
Hot damn this film is fun. It’s got everything you want for a good time. Car chases, police raids, hot jazz, Marilyn Monroe singing, steam trains, saxophones, Billy Wilder’s jokes at their camp knowing best, Tony Curtis imitating Cary Grant...
In the novel, a comedy about the downfall of a family of Irish landowners, Edgeworth doesn’t just lightly reference economics. Large chunks were clearly built around Smith’s foundational 1776 text “The Wealth of Nations.” Edgeworth was wr...
Who, then, is the unhappy consciousness in our analogy? I would suggest it is the writer of autofiction. In a 2014 essay describing the emerging popularity of autofiction in Anglophone writing, Jonathan Sturgeon lists three defining featu...
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