The New Dork Review of Books
Greg ZimmermanOne book nerd's take on books, with news and reviews and other literary miscellanea.
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The Left and the Lucky, by Willy Vlautin: "Faithful friends are hard to find."
I’m a relative newcomer to Willy Vlautin’s novels. My first time reading him was his sixth novel, 2021’sThe Night Always Comes. But that was one of myfavorite books of that year.And his new novel,The Left and the Luckywill undoubtedly wind ...
This Is Not About Running, by Mary Cain: Just Don't Do It
In 2019, runner Mary Cain penned a shocking and revelatory piece in the NYT detailing her physical and mental abuse in the Nike Oregon Project under coach Alberto Salazar. She has expanded that piece and turned it into this book.
I Am So Sorry, I Don't Know How to Read Poetry (But I Want to Learn!)
Happy National Poetry Month! I have a confession to make: I don’t know how to read poetry.
Telegraph Avenue, by Michael Chabon: Sussing Out the Sublots Like Thomas Pynchon
Here in Chicago, an independent bookstore recently closed due in part to a sharp drop in sales when a new Barnes & Noble opened on the same block. People (me, included) were pissed. A big corporate conglomerate had pushed out another small ...
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Writer, reader, reviewer, runner, drinker, blogger. I work at a creative writing nonprofit called StoryStudio Chicago and sling books at an indie called RoscoeBooks in Chicago.
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