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 | 43 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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The Past Has Left the Book World.
A simple assertion: music aficionados rarely talk about music in a vacuum. You don’t believe me? Then try this out on a music fan: pick a song from your Spotify playlist, hit play, and ask, “What do you think?”
They’ll tell you if they lik...
The Case For—and Against—Reading William T. Vollmann’s New Colossus.
It’s generally not a sound practice to write about a book you haven’t read yet, but William T. Vollmann’s forthcoming novel Table of Fortune—as with much of what Vollmann writes—forces one into exceptional territory.
Right now I’m looking...
The Strange Religion of Visiting Writers' Graves.
There are readers who love books, and then there are readers who visit writers’ graves. If you consider the difference between a layman and a priest, you’ll appreciate the distinction; but if you can picture the collector who succumbs to ho...
Why So Many Great Latin American Writers Became Diplomats.
At the beginning of the cult movie My Dinner with Andre (1981) a camera follows a playwright named Wallace Shawn (played by the actor Wallace Shawn) as he paces about the streets of Manhattan in a beige trenchcoat, looking tired, forlorn, a...
Joyce, Bolaño, Gamboa & the Literature of Exile.
“There is no life (in Ireland)—no naturalness, no energy,” James Joyce wrote to Nora Barnacle, his future wife. “People live together in the same houses all their lives.”
Joyce didn’t have to contemplate the stultifying fate of the work-a-...
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Writer & creator of Literature & Geopolitics, a Substack and podcast focused on literary taste, current affairs, and history’s curious turns. Home base for work on the writer-diplomat tradition. Seen in The Atlantic, LA Review of Books, etc.
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