The New Dork Review of Books
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If You Haven't Already, Trying Reading a Joe Meno Novel...Or Two...Or Maybe These Three
To celebrate its 10th anniversary, the Chicago Review of Books is running a series titled The New Chicago Renaissance. Here’s how editor-in-chief Michael Welch describes the series: “The New Chicago Renaissance series revisits exemplary wor...
On "Performative Reading" and The Brothers Karamazov
Apparently, it’s the Summer of Dostoyevsky! So, happy Hot Fyodor Summer, to all who celebrate. I don’t claim to understand weird book trends, and because I’m not on TikTok (gasp! I know, I know.), when something like this happens, I just as...
Cool Machine, by Colson Whitehead: Yuppies and Gangsters vs. Ray Carney
Bold move by Mr. Whitehead to title this last novel in the Harlem Trilogy after HIMSELF. 😎
I kid, of course. “Cool machine” is a reference to Ray Carney, Whitehead’s protagonist through these three Harlem novels spanning three decades.
B...
Tenderness, by Rowan Beaird: "I’ve always been fascinated by cults"
Woohooo! One of my favorite novels of the year is out today! Rowan Beaird’s sophomore effort Tenderness is a terrific summer read -- a wedding weekend novel wrapped in a cult novel with a slow-burn mystery to boot.
It’s summer 1976 and Sh...
Should You Read Yesteryear? Here's Why I Did
In Haruki Murakami’s novel Norwegian Wood, a character explains to another why he doesn’t read contemporary fiction. Instead, he only reads books published at least 30 years ago, “If you only read the books that everyone else is reading, yo...
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