Literature & Geopolitics
Robert FayThe Substack newsletter of literary taste, current affairs, and history’s curious turns.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 32 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Great Writers, Bad Politics.
I remember seeing the film production of David Mamet’s Glengarry, Glen Ross in 1992, and as I left the cinema, bits of dialogue still popped off in my mind like firecrackers.
I felt exhausted, exhilarated, as if I’d survived a firefight or...
On Christopher Hitchens’ Book Collection.
Serious readers can be classified into two broad categories, the accumulators and the leasers. The former are often confused with antiquarian book collectors, but aficionados are typically more concerned with pedigrees than literature.
Acc...
Michael Tilson Thomas and ‘the Genius Thing.’
In 1998, a serpentine trail of youthful chagrin and misadventure led me to the New World Symphony in Miami Beach. Which is another way of saying that I ended up in Miami, young and penniless, and needed a job.
I flipped through the inky pa...
Caro, Carpentier, and Cubism.
My perennial teeter-totter between novels and non-fiction is now in full spring, with historical books gaining a slight advantage as of late. Books entering my service always confront a cruel Hobbesian universe where reputation counts for l...
Bored to Death: Stendhal in Italy.
In the 1830s the author of The Red and The Black was serving as French Consul in Civitavecchia, Italy, where he endured long stretches of boredom, and even longer ones of self-pity:
“I live here on the fringe of barbarism,” he wrote a frie...
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Editor of Literature & Geopolitics, the Substack newsletter of literary taste, current affairs, and history’s curious turns. Work has appeared in The Atlantic, Los Angeles Review of Books, and Chicago Quarterly Review.
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