We'll be in disguise. Maybe. Or maybe not. You have to come to find out who we *really* are.

Nodding so hard at this amil piece that my head might fly off. May have yelled I AM A PERSON TOO in a moment of desperation last week.

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Such a divine pleasure in reading a good but entirely unimportant novel.

Briiiiiiing meeee to life.

A global book critic forum to discuss this important cover.

In her new novel, Catherine Lacey explores whether an artist can bury herself so far under work that it becomes impossible to find the traces of an authentic self, writes Hillary Kelly. on.theatln.tc/KlpLKqF

In which Catherine Lacey wishes her own name weren’t on her novels...

Hillary Kelly dives into Lacey and her 'Biography of X'

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I wrote something for The Atlantic about kids and why they don't read the way they used to. It's not just screens. MacKids Books #TheLostYear #mglit #reading #kidsbooks theatlantic.com/books/archive/…

Publishers Get Me the Zadie Smith Galleys Challenge.

Good Lord, it's been gentrified.

If there is one recentish book I could go back and write about it would Caroline Fraser's Prairie Fires bc sure it's a bio of Laure Ingalls, but really it's a stick of dynamite under the notion of Manifest Destiny and an evisceration of standard American West mythology.