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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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Books
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Blog Archive
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- I am happily corrected
- Creative property
- I desperately want
- On Thursday evening at 7:30pm
- The price of empire
- Anthrodermic Bindings, or, Shorthand Made Shorter
- Money versus reputation
- The 'good things' Sunday miscellany
- Them's the cords...
- Better not write novels
- Cadmium
- Boredom, real life and the life of the imagination
- How to get rich quick
- Miscellaneous literary things
- Daniel Mendelsohn's The Lost
- Of Snow Crash and Shakespeare & Co.
- The digested read
- Atheist takedown
- Stephen King's new novel
- Around the edges of work
- A community of sentimental, wealthy, agnostic Adam...
- Delight
- A depressing and somewhat sensationalistic
- Walking across a frozen sea
- At times
- I prefer not to link anymore
- Hospital fiction
- Phantoms in the brain
- This week
- Dante today
- Paul Collins on the closing of CBGB
- Gregoire Bouillier's mother
- The time-torn man
- At Columbia next week
- Sad boys
- On journalism and pariahdom
- The self-promotion of a marketing master
- Public service announcement
- Blood, lipids, marrow
- Forty years on
- This is non-literary
- A forum on memoirs and blogging
- The build-up to the Booker Prize
- A pumped-up version of oneself
- On blood-selling and censorship
- The torpedo of mediocrity
- The adjectival style
- Lots of good things
- Baby steps
- War correspondents
- In York to collect the pay
- At the Guardian
- The technological sublime
- Best kept guinea pig
- Scotch tape and the Houellebecq balloon
- "... more abstinence, wasn't it?"
- Legislating virtue?
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I have a review copy, but I have to, erm, review it first. I'll check in with you when I'm done with it to see if you still are awaiting a copy.
ReplyDeleteI just received this as an ARC. If you haven't yet received yours, let me know and I'll get you contact info for the publicist.
ReplyDeleteI started reading it this weekend and so far am really enjoying.
— CAAF