The poem in our Summer Issue by Jessica Laser about playing Kings’ Cup is perfect, to me theparisreview.org/poetry/7983/ki…

very much looking forward to speaking at The American Library in Paris as a capstone to the dreamiest month — 19.30h live in Paris // also on Zoom

thank you Poets & Writers for featuring our incredible night The American Library in Paris ! still basking in the brilliance of Megan Fernandes -- Rescue Press Tin House

the best evening!! come for the sagittarius and peloton energy, stay for the emily dickinson / jabberwocky Megan Fernandes The American Library in Paris The de Groot Foundation

Today is the last day to RSVP to visiting fellow Adrienne Raphel's event!

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Tomorrow in Paris with Adrienne Raphel at The American Library in Paris!

tues jun 13, 7:30p at the amer lib in paris & also online!! beyond stoked — Megan Fernandes The American Library in Paris

still reeling to be the visiting fellow The American Library in Paris this month !! excited to be kicking off programming with a craft workshop thurs 8 jun, feat. the brilliant andrew altschul: americanlibraryinparis.org/event/raphelwo…

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Nathan McClain Natasha Hakimi Zapata Adrienne Raphel plus Torrey, Will, Felicia, Maggie, Mary-Kim, Waqia, Nicole, Raena, and Elisa.

Brooklyn, help us launch Sara Nicholson’s magnificent new book APRIL into the world next Saturday 3 pm, Unnameable Books 🌷

Microrationalizing + 13 + 30 = movie math The Paris Review — thanks as always to Sophie Haigney for ever-brilliant editing!

“I barely saw another human, but … I was in a mass graveyard—a place defined by, as Annie Ernaux puts it, ‘the dead silence of goods as far as the eye could see.’”

Adrienne Raphel on Annie Ernaux’s Look at the Lights, My Love, and the superstore. theparisreview.org/blog/2023/05/0…

“I hadn’t stepped in a Walmart for nearly a decade, and it had acquired this transgressive power—the very act of crossing the threshold was as shameful as it was thrilling.”

Read Adrienne Raphel on Annie Ernaux’s Look at the Lights and the superstore. theparisreview.org/blog/2023/05/0…

annie ernaux 🤝 superstores: my peak on-brand late-stage capitalist rosary: huge thanks as always to the brilliant Sophie Haigney The Paris Review

Arguably no game has preoccupied writers and poets as much as chess. From Adrienne Raphel: bit.ly/411f2J4 #poetry

tonight hi iowa!!! PL m central time

Monday! Tomorrow! Sara Deniz Akant and Adrienne Raphel read from Hyperphantasia and Our Dark Academia at Iowa City's Prairie Lights Books, 7 pm

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