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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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- "Dick Francis is a brand"
- Clarence as Moby-Dick
- Radical condensations of interior vacillation...
- Speed reading
- The dead speak
- Sex and the single snail
- The trouble with gin
- New wrist joints
- The light and the dark
- "Those pushpins, you wouldn't believe how small th...
- The orchard and the cupboard
- "Dear Sir, Am I alone in thinking. . . .?"
- 20 questions
- Class A foam
- The gathering
- Virtual autopsies
- The blank page
- "Why Stop With a Barnacle?"
- Donegality
- Thoughts on marathon training?
- "You're trapped in this sort of sardine can!"
- "Rescue My Object!"
- Born digital
- Les carbonisateurs
- "Six working Colossi"
- "I'm the last of our little foursome, the last rem...
- The courtesy minute
- The great game
- Total immersion?
- "Olympic and recessional dragons"
- The Meerkat-Mongoose War of 1728
- Tufts and tuft-hunters
- The quintessential wink
- Interstellar cheese
- Eye vs. ear
- Delightful light reading
- The snake-and-primate nexus
- "Not silence, only publicity could protect us in t...
- Pedalodyssey
- The perfectibility theorem
- The cracked cauldron
- Monday ghost miscellany
- Obelisks!
- "F***ing hearts!"
- The absence of narrative progression plus cross-ci...
- A charitable menagerie
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Over the past two years, Clarence's crack publicity people have been too busy feeding him the kibbles that he purchased with his Guggenhairball Fellowship to notice this post. Clarence asked us to pass on that he is delighted with your kind comments and that he is currently working up a new interpretation of Jack London's White Fang.
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