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Epilogue: The Fourth Tense (2020)
In 2020, after unearthing the sole remaining printout of Three Tenses, I began typing it out into my laptop. Each brief section began with the word “In.” My old style tinged my current mind, and as I set down fresh impressions from the heig...
Kraft Work: John Crowley RIP
John Crowley, author of Little, Big and the Aegypt cycle, has died. These two pieces originally appeared in my Astral Weeks column for the Los Angeles Times, on Oct. 7 and Nov. 4, 2007, under the headlines “A Word-Magus Gets His Due” and “G...
“Your Mother Doesn't Know and MUST NEVER KNOW”: Being Anthony Powell
Lincoln Michel recently restacked Robert Fay’s musings on literary legacies of 20th-century giants. For how much longer will people—new generations—read figures like Updike, Cheever, Mailer, Spark, et al.? Are they all already passé? I’ve w...
The Art of the Very Long Sentence
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Daniel Kraus’s novel Angel Down, which recently won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction, has been described as being one sentence long. I wrote an essay on long sentences for Jennifer Schuessler at The New York Times Book Review on December...
His Years of Magical Thinking
A recent post mentioned Lev Grossman and The Brightest Sword, his big and bold (and 100% fun) retelling of the King Arthur story, so I thought I’d look for a profile of Lev that I wrote 17 years ago. It appeared in the Los Angeles Times on...
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