Tag: criticism

Columns

There’s No Such Thing as a Free Market

Robin Kaiser-Schatzlein

October 13, 2022

The long and sordid history of an economic fantasy.

Annie Ernaux’s Total Novel of Life

Jamie Hood

October 03, 2022

On the French writer’s revelatory diaries.

Difficult People

Apoorva Tadepalli

September 29, 2022

The all-too-human novels of Gwendoline Riley.

The Sun Goeth Down

Christopher Urban

September 27, 2022

Jon Raymond approaches doomsday literature from aslant.

Editions of You

Milo Nesbitt

September 13, 2022

In every dream home a heartache/And every step I take/Takes me further from heaven.

Cinema Is Never on Time

A. S. Hamrah

September 06, 2022

On the late film critic Serge Daney.

Portrait of the Artist as a Grown Man

Anthony Domestico

September 01, 2022

On T. S. Eliot’s later years.

Oozing Class

Alexander Wells

August 15, 2022

On the border-crossing German novelist Wolfgang Hilbig.

Hardwickian

Greg Gerke

July 28, 2022

The Uncollected Essays shows us another Elizabeth Hardwick.

The Woman without Qualities

Mariah Kreutter

July 12, 2022

Mieko Kawakami investigates feminine identity in the absence of consumption.

Back to the Wall

Clare Sestanovich

June 22, 2022

The Wall studies the flimsiness of the self in isolation.

Patterns of Meaning

Robert Rubsam

June 09, 2022

Inside Gerald Murnane’s infinitely expanding mind.