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About Me
- Jenny Davidson
- I have published four novels and four books of literary criticism; I'm currently at work on a book called FOR THE LOVE OF BROKEN THINGS: MY FATHER, EDWARD GIBBON AND THE RUINS OF ROME. I teach in the Department of English and Comparative Literature at Columbia University.
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September
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- Bat sacks
- The half-wild beast
- New pieces up at the London Review of Books
- A life given up to fiction
- I am rather in love
- Margaret Atwood
- Airplane reading
- Cancer vixen tells all
- On blogging and book reviewing
- Lydia Millet on Alice Munro
- Because I am an absolute fanatic
- The hero his own historian
- David Greybeard and the grass tool
- Amazing to me
- Male voices and orangeade
- Spies redux
- A nice surprise today
- Spies
- Took the night off work
- The Quirk Grammar
- It is probably a foolish desire
- In this week's NYRB
- There are many reasons
- Realism of sensation, prose of thought
- I really cannot imagine
- Anti-idolatry and associationism
- Miscellaneous cultural stimulation
- Why girls look like their mothers
- Do not read this
- Gaming addiction
- I have almost certainly said it here before
- I too love Adam Smith's Theory of Moral Sentiments...
- At Bookforum
- Viral stowaways
- Copy-shop culture
- Quark is a cheese?
- I always feel ethically low
- Making risks part of the story
- Five books
- The lost
- Temeraire!
- Delivery, delivery, delivery
- Sara Gran on the perils of being a writer in Park ...
- The Tombatism
- The NYT's September 11 five-year anniversary coverage
- Gaby Wood profiles writer and editor David Remnick
- A very cool accent website
- At the Guardian
- For a good cause
- Film and the sense of smell
- In the age of the internet
- Sex and science fiction
- At the TLS
- Toni Schlesinger on Lord & Taylor
- Readability
- More Jonesing
- Fate and imaginary animals and running and being a...
- Snuff makes your navel perk like a whelk
- The World After 9/11
- It is a red-letter day
- Another very charming essay by Andrew O'Hagan
- September 11 at the Movies
- Adolescence and the language of the grown man
- The Last of Her Kind
- Unreliable witness
- A terrible piece of news
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Have you read the review of Richard Powers' new book in the same issue? I'm drooling...Powers is one of the few authors I automatically buy in hardcover.
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