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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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Blog Archive
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October
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- Surrogates
- Electioneering
- Bills of mortality
- Prime ministers in bathing suits
- Thousand-year jujubes
- Cryogenic ice cream
- Setting the record straight
- Fallen socialites
- .44 Magnum
- Table talk for 27 October 2008
- "All by floppers"
- "I too am Vermeer!"
- Bovril for Invalids
- "Chippy made me do it"
- Sense and sensibility
- "Total pirate theme"
- Table talk for 24 October 2008
- Table talk for 23 October 2008
- BCC
- Hematophagy
- "The number 666 is Aleister Crowley"
- The ends of Enlightenment
- Roman souls
- Parkism
- Slaves to the ink bottle
- Coronation chicken
- Cattishness
- 20 kilograms
- Meat redux
- The history of meat
- Gastronomical
- Thoughts on a Pebble
- The Coriolanus complex
- Trajectories
- "Thou art translated!"
- Triathlon lit
- Negative ions
- Authorship, insomnia?
- "Marrow fat pea"
- Monkey business
- The last task
- Demons
- The allure of eggs and nests
- John Wesley's boots under glass
- Saying the thing which is not
- Spectral
- Red plastic igloo
- Unusual farm animals
- Curiosities
- Postcard gamelan
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Modern way of learning about new cultures: Reading exotic-themed mystery novels.
ReplyDeleteModern way of having unusual experiences: Eating at exotic-themed restaurants. (Hard Rock Cafe at the low end, the money restaurant at the high end.)