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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Top 6 Authors I Miss the Most
Here is a question I like to discuss frequently with my book nerd friends: Which writer, if it were announced that a new book by them was forthcoming, would cause you to freak out and lose several hours of your day searching for details? Th...
The Insanity and Joy of Reading Karl Ove Knausgaard's My Struggle Series
Recently, my friend Mike sent me an Instagram Reel captioned “POV: your friend who’s always reading an insane book” and it’s a guy joking about reading Moby Dick at the beach and The Epic of Gilgamesh on a plane and War and Peace to his dog...
A World Appears: A Journey Into Consciousness, by Michael Pollan: What Is It Like to Be Human?
Dan Brown’s latest novel The Secret of Secrets is all about an intriguing concept called noetic consciousness. When I read the book last year, I was like “Huh. Fascinating. I wonder if that’s actually a prevailing theory. Or is it just sort...
Famous Men, by Julie Buntin: Should Art, and Ourselves, Be Separated from Artist?
In Claire Dederer’s whip-smart book, Monsters: A Fan’s Dilemma, she ponders the difficult question about what we as consumers of art should do about the art created by terrible men. Should we always separate art from artist? Sometimes? When...
On Reading Dungeon Crawler Carl and Letting Your Geek Flag Fly
I am likely one of the nerdiest readers you know. I love long and stupidly complicated and sometimes really obscure (sometimes in public, even -- ugh, so performative😅) literary novels. So believe me when I tell you I’m in no position to t...
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