“You were magnificent, I think, but hidden: a black hole at the heart of history. We can trace you only by your gravitational pull.” This essay first appeared in the Los Angeles Review of Books, September 2015.
Read more“You were brilliant, I think, but consumed by the inevitability of the abattoir. In your fiction all the gates are closed; characters are funnelled down a chute to flashing knives.” Epistolatory criticism first published 2015.
Read moreYou were magnificent, I think, but hidden: a black hole at the heart of history. We can trace you only by your gravitational pull…
Read moreUp at the Los Angeles Review of Books my essay, “The Women You Didn’t See.” Epistolatory criticism and a meditation on gender.
Read moreThe skewed publishing landscape is fixable. The key is data, masses of data. It will need many hands.
Read moreThe Los Angles Review of Books has an interesting piece by Emily Douglas on Sarah Schulman’s latest, The Gentrification of the Mind….
Read moreToday the Los Angeles Review of Books went live. And it’s gorgeous: From the About page: The Los Angeles Review of Books…
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