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A conversation between Natasha Boas and Caterina Fake Natasha Boas: The act of bringing a bed into a gallery–a private haven par excellence in a public space-carries so much meaning and engages with so many stories, fantasies, fears and desires.

When I was given the chance to host the live on stage conversation with Werner Herzog for City Arts and Lectures in San Francisco I was barely able to believe it.

Listen to me and W.

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If you are an avid follower of all my online doings, you may have seen that I have a relatively new Instagram account, Reading by Night.

An image of The Easy Life, a new book by Marguerite Duras, crossed my path this morning.

Having been housebound for the past two days, I was able to read this remarkable book about a family of fourteen, twelve children, of which six–six!

I asked my friend who hates Thanksgiving why he hates it and he said because it is a holiday based on gluttony.

A $750,000 a month advertiser has left Twitter.

It seems like a good time to post this list of non-crazy conservative journalists and commentators to follow online, given to me by my friend Jason Hirschhorn.