Involutions of the Seashell
Involutions of the Seashell is an epistolary exchange between the writers Lori Feathers and Anthony Garrett as an experiment in collective criticism about the novel Miss MacIntosh, My Darling by Marguerite Young.
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“[An]…Impractical House, So Overblown, So Exaggerated, A Monstrous Growth Of Dark Rooms”
Dear Michael and Fellow Readers,
In this grand novel’s final chapter, we learn that the sea-blackened house and its many treasures have been swept to sea, “carried away in one blinding night of storm coming only a few weeks after my mother...
BOTTOMLESS: Miss MacIntosh, My Darling as Dream Text
Dear Lori, subscribers, and bus companions:
Make no mistake. The book we are not finishing because it can never be finished, being bottomless, belongs in the great canon of dream works along with Alice’s adventures and, of course, the work...
THE SILENT MUSIC THAT MOVES THE SUN AND OTHER STARS
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Dear Lori, subscribers, and bus companions:
Of the seven themes mentioned as apocalyptically crucial in Chapter 82, two of them, Music and Silence, seem so connected in the author’s mind as deserving of co...
The Worm in the Wheat: Radical Inclusivity in the Comedy known as Miss MacIntosh, My Darling (Or: Infinite Jest)
Marguerite Young’s original title for the book we are reading, “The Worm in the Wheat,” anticipates metaphorically what science journalist Ed Yong describes when he says in his best selling book that we “contain multitudes.” Walt Whitman’s...
THE DISTINGUISHED THING: Learning to Live Forever by Reading Miss MacIntosh, My Darling
Dear Lori, fellow bus companions, and subscribers:
It is a colossal understatement to say that death is a major topic in this book. The word appears in every chapter, but with unusual density in chapters 6, 47, and throughout the 50s, wher...
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Involutions of the Seashell is an epistolary exchange between Lori Feathers and Anthony Garrett as an experiment in collective criticism about the novel Miss MacIntosh, My Darling by Marguerite Young.
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