Woman of Letters
Naomi KanakiaI write about the Great Books, classic literature, and the contemporary publishing world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 2136 | Subscribers | Read | woman-of-letters.com |
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On reading one of the Hindu national epics
Longtime readers might remember that for much of 2024, I was writing about my experiences reading an unabridged translation of the Mahabharata, which is one of the two foundational Hindu epics. This book is so bananas, it is so wild. I am I...
The Wayback Machine
In 2010, I moved to Oakland, where I started spending every evening with a friend of mine named Brian—a former college roommate. Brian lived in the top half of a house in West Oakland, at 32nd and Hollis. His landlord owned several adjacent...
The Fountainhead
Back in the year 1998, there was a thirteen-year-old boy who loved to read. This boy lived in Washington, DC, and every week he would get armfuls of books from the library. He mostly read science fiction books, but he also read some other s...
The end of my American literature era
To research my New Yorker story piece, I had to read a lot of literary biographies.
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Naomi Kanakia is the author of four novels and of a non-fiction book about the classics. She also writes a (somewhat) popular literary newsletter called Woman of Letters.
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