The first image is from Portrait(s) de Georges Perec; the second is from Ian Monk's translation of "The Exeter Text" in Three by Perec.
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- 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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- Significant objects redux
- Seizure-detecting snakes
- "Up to three idiosyncratic majuscules"
- Still or sparkling?
- "What's the forecast?"
- Fustian!
- Like minds
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- Upcoming
- Postscript
- 4 more Mondays
- The sequel
- Effet bienfaisant d'une phrase ~ Beneficent effect...
- Recap: "I like, I don't like"
- "Cockamamies"
- The final assignment
- Typographic errors
- 5mph
- Slim memorials
- "Drives superb"
- Brother/Sister
- "I used to have a map"
- Brain food
- "Put to bed in felts"
- On curiosity
- "The same goes for the bed"
- Two by Perec
- "He that writes of himself, not easily tir'd"
- "Dance capsules"
- "The habits and the aura of a student"
- "Nothing of the costly showiness of Proust and Vir...
- "They're speaking in a moron language"
- Birds of Brazil
- Conjunctions redux
- "his Weariness recalled her Dreaminess"
- "No one has lived a more useful seven years"
- Selection and juxtaposition
- Professional development
- X and Y
- Bookbinders' Row
- "Like a long fat leech"
- A structuralist's lament
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