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What to read if... we're playing musical chairs
It will not have escaped your notice that the world is currently - “enjoying” isn't really the mot juste is it? - let's say, in the throes of election season: elections to the right of us, elections to the left; and (quite possibly) the Val...
What to read if...you fancy ouzo (or raki) in the shade
Back in the day, a friend, a sculptor, introduced WTRI to the concept of coextensivity in art theory: that is, the idea that the viewer completes a work of art (looking back, it sounds like the kind of thing people came up with in the sixti...
What to read if... you'd like a mojito in a sunny place for shady people
Let us flit to pre-revolutionary Havana in the late 20thc.
Wormald is a vacuum cleaner salesman: single parent (his wife left him for another man) to an adored and expensive (horse-mad) teenage daughter, Milly, who can - and does - twist...
What to read if... your other name is William Crocodile
In June 1815, a young(ish) Frenchman1 read a book review in the literary magazine, the Edinburgh Review, which entranced and excited him: because he saw, in its discussion of poetic infatuation, a recognition of himself (one of his selves -...
What to read if...you don't have the time to write dangerous billets doux
This week, a minor divertissement; the result of a collision of ideas, which started with random musings on coups (still very much a thing, as we can see), which then jostled against considerations of politics, and letters and letter-writin...
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