Creează un cont pentru a te abona la acest blog și a-i urmări articolele pe pagina Lectură.
-
In her recap of the The Golden Bachelor season finale for Vulture, Ali Barthwell writes about Golden Bachelor Mel, Cindy, Peg, and the last threads of connection and conflict that played out before the final golden rose ceremony.
-
Our September bookclub selection is Reality Television for Snobs by Ali Barthwell.
-
Every two weeks or so I am publishing an essay from an emerging writer.
-
If you’re ever experiencing a medical emergency and are told to go or are taken to Chicago Med, run for your life, even if you are in a bad way.
-
Let’s discuss the big scandal at the center of the novel.
-
This novel is suffused with loneliness.
-
I love when a character in a novel is a reader.
-
The Simp opens with an insane job posting that Raj, our protagonist, becomes obsessed with, and we’re warned early on that this story will not end well.
-
Our August bookclub selection is The Simp by Roshan Sethi.
-
Every two weeks or so I am publishing an essay from an emerging writer.
-
AUDACIOUS BOOKCLUB HAPPENINGS Our August bookclub selection is The Simp by Roshan Sethi.
-
I first learned of Cambridge University sociology professor Jason Arday a few weeks ago when I read an article about his life, career, accusations of plagiarism and alleged fabulist tendencies.
-
Earlier this month, I went to the Park Avenue Armory to see the clinamen installation by Céleste Boursier-Mougenot.
-
AUDACIOUS BOOKCLUB HAPPENINGS Our August bookclub selection is The Simp by Roshan Sethi.
-
Every two weeks or so I am publishing an essay from an emerging writer.
-
In a recent piece for Lithub, Roshan Sethi writes about picking up William Makepeace Thackeray’s Vanity Fair in the summer of 2024, when he was already upset by how Hollywood was treating him.
-
AUDACIOUS BOOKCLUB HAPPENINGS Our August bookclub selection is The Simp by Roshan Sethi.
-
How did you feel when Stevie witnessed what was happening in the pool house?
-
AUDACIOUS BOOKCLUB HAPPENINGS Our July bookclub selection is Pool House by Mary H.K.
-
Every two weeks or so I am publishing an essay from an emerging writer.