The Paired Review
Genre-blending mini-essays on books in conversation.
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The Deep Fovea: The Peregrine / No One Is Talking About This
The Peregrine (J.A. Baker, 1967) and No One Is Talking About This (Patricia Lockwood, 2021) are two books about watching something carefully for a long time. The word “focus” in a generic sense usually makes me think of academia, or maybe t...
Source Code: The Once and Future King / The Owl Service
This grouping is less a pair and more a quartet of books in conversation with each other. The Once and Future King (T.H. White, 1958) and The Owl Service (Alan Garner, 1967) are both retellings of British myth; in particular, they are reint...
Translating for Aliens: Outpost of Jupiter / Story of Your Life
“Put in opposition to ‘style,’ there is no such thing as ‘content.’” - Samuel Delany, “About 5,750 Words”
Outpost of Jupiter (Lester del Rey, 1963) is total pulp and I love it. I first encountered the book during a period of inhaling the S...
Sonnets Under Pressure: Love Letter from an Impossible Land / Fatal Interview
William Meredith is now best known for his late work, such as Effort At Speech (1997), which was written after years of rehabilitation for stroke-induced aphasia. By the end of his life, Meredith had been US Poet Laureate, won the Pulitzer,...
Speaking the Name: Maurice / Brideshead Revisited
Maurice (E.M. Forster, written 1913-14, published 1971) and Brideshead Revisited (Evelyn Waugh, 1945, revised 1959) are both among the great 20th-century novels of British gay life. But although they may be in the same tradition, they do no...
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