Writerland
Michael Shapiro, Diego CourchayNothing good ever came from writers punishing themselves
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Chapter 203: Lost Libraries
“Every personal library is a reading project,” wrote the Spanish philosopher José Gaos, a wonderful excuse to bite off more than we can chew, acquiring yet another item for our increasing to-read list. Like all projects, this one loses piec...
Chapter 202: Hold the Red Ink
One of the enduring mysteries of my teaching life has been the refrain I have heard for decades from students when I ask during the first day of class go-around-the-room-getting-to-know-you’s what they want from their time at the school: a ...
Chapter 201: The Virtues of Misery
I started writing this newsletter six years ago with what felt like a heretical question: Is it inevitable and maybe even essential that writers suffer?
Chapter 200: Collective Immersion
My immersion into the story of the killing of Alex Pretti began on Saturday morning when my wife looked up from her phone and said, “they shot someone else in Minneapolis.”
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Founder and Publisher, The Delacorte Review
Diego Courchay is a Mexican-French journalist of varying locations and languages, who has reported from New York, México City, Miami, and Washington DC.
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