'Everybody is well-meaning, everybody reads good books and visits art galleries, everybody cooks healthy food, nobody is happy, nobody moves on.' lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v46/…

NYU after arresting its students

slightly belated happy 90th birthday, fred(ric jameson) New Left Review Verso Books

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The sacrifices of these students is a powerful riposte to the careerism that grips so many faculty, to say nothing of the genuine complicity (in genocide, no less) and monumental cowardice of university administrators.

I wrote a short essay for the New Left Review blog newleftreview.org/sidecar/posts/…

This statement from Emory University protestors is incredible.

I wrote a piece in the new 'Granta'. granta.com/the-accursed-m…

Wrote about Cristina Campo's freshly translated, sublimely torturous essays, out from NYRB Classics, for The Baffler! thebaffler.com/latest/soul-ar…

Great dispatch from the heart of the Columbia crisis by student journalist Lara-Nour Walton in The Nation today thenation.com/article/activi…

The situation in the West Bank nybooks.com/articles/2024/…

So on point!!!! Who has reason to be afraid here? Who has the power? The power to punish and destroy and disrupt lives? How can we abdicate judgement in this grotesque way!

Lorca on Morningside Heights

Would you take a look at that <3

.gabrielwinant, today: 'You cannot so much as cough and excuse yourself from the presence of an officially favored speaker without risking punishment by administrators desperate to please the miniature McCarthys who now crowd the halls of power.' nplusonemag.com/online-only/on…

for the new(ish) April issue of Literary Review I commissioned a number of pieces, including Deborah Levy on Bowie, Rosa Lyster on creative non-fiction, Jon Savage on Pulp, mike harrison on Oyamada, Richard Williams on Kind of Blue, Chris Power on HGarner
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ok wow I have wanted a reporter to write about this for YEARS theverge.com/c/24070570/int…

I wrote about Patrick deWitt’s novels for London Review of Books lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v46/…

I wrote about the tragically brief life and career of Francesca Woodman for the New Yorker