The 50 Greatest Moments of My Struggle (So Far)
The best moments from Karl Ove Knausgaard’s autobiographical epic, My Struggle.
Where does the materiality of reading end and literary posturing begin?
No GrAttitude: Peter Tunney Is the Devil
The work of Peter Tunney is incredibly offensive to any sane person’s sensibilities.
My desire to become an unlikely statistic drove me to torture a living animal. Or at least to experience its death in the most intimate way possible: inside my mouth.
Julius Neubronner’s Photographer Pigeons
Freedom of natural flight, fetish of the unknown.
Stuff I’ve Read in the Last Month (Or So): Fantasy and Realism
In order to deal with the terrible dullness of being alive, man invented fantasy novels.
In Sacha Polak’s Zurich, the emotional abyss of grief is charted in a physical landscape, making it a reality.
On “Bored in the USA” on Letterman on YouTube
Father John Misty’s Letterman performance opens up a space where irony and sincerity can co-exist.
The time is ripe for an author to tell their story of how an MMORPG destroyed their marriage.
Isn’t all language, all classification, only holes tied together with string?