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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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- A very long post about running, the soul and the l...
- A strange piece of advocacy
- "Editors hate me"*
- Humane and psychological
- Puffin and whale and cormorant
- Solid pork
- J. M. Coetzee on Norman Mailer's Hitler
- A news update
- The pleasures of collaboration
- On August Wilson
- Journalism as mission
- Barmecide feasts
- I try and resist the urge
- A five-pound presentation haggis
- It's not available online
- On rereading
- The claims of the person
- Memory played me false!
- An ice-cream war
- Really I have no bohemian tendencies
- The alive form of physical intelligence
- A bending-forward position like a monkey
- Puppetry
- Old books
- The postwar establishment
- Demolition file
- An appealing phrase
- What I'm looking forward to
- On pug dogs and Harlequin Danes
- Two-legged telephones
- Truth in advertising
- F****** middlebrow
- The life of a professional novelist
- Reading/disordered
- More news
- Meat in dough
- On reading
- Cintra Wilson
- Squalid Danish
- On climate
- Pewter versus platinum
- Timor mortis
- If you have ever
- Yesterday
- The anthropology of human skin
- New Orleans and related matters
- Swan terrine
- A demented corgi
- Something to do
- For Helen Hill
- This is why
- Another post
- The best thing I have read
- Another article
- A disturbing trend
- Voice recognition
- On false notes
- A memorial website
- The bleakest most existential noir
- The dilemma of the two fathers
- More pants
- Realia
- Sexistential
- A long account of calamities
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Hello again, Jenny. Having now seen this post, and the earlier posts you wrote about your friends, I understand Lee's comment.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry to read this terrible and sad story. I can't write anything appropriate, probably, but my thoughts are with you. I am so sorry. What a tragedy.
Jenny, I'm so sorry to hear about the loss of your friend. Such a horrific tragedy. There were two stories in the Globe and Mail about it today, here and here.
ReplyDeleteThanks to both of you, and to everyone else who's written to express sympathy.
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