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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 strange and unsettling graphic novel
- One more for the road
- Strong opinions
- I am decadently and self-indulgently
- Highbrow erotica
- Augusten Burroughs
- And if this doesn't persuade you
- There is a novel by Diana Wynne Jones
- Two juicy exposes
- Psychics and novelists
- One tiny more thing on Frey
- I want to see
- I am pleased to say
- Voltaic Yoo-hoo
- Elegant extracts
- One thing I really love
- Good literary stuff
- A great young-adult novel
- The audiobook problem
- I have always been completely in love with Russia
- Angela Carter's fairy tales
- Litblogging long before the internet
- Those with a taste for literary criticism
- Isn't the name "Belding's ground squirrels"
- So after two months of painfully hard work
- David Lodge has an interesting little piece
- Kurt Vonnegut's autobiography
- Noir is the great genre of reading and drinking
- Pam Noles has written an amazing essay
- I expect everyone's absolutely sick of this whole ...
- Fighting words
- For a change of pace
- I am now certain
- Now I've read a book that made me happy
- There's always something joyless
- I am not sure what I think
- Cities are better for working mothers
- Mark Thwaite interviews Peter Davidson
- Schoolteacher noir
- Good things at the Guardian
- Lorin Stein has a very good essay on Mary Gaitskill
- This whole cat family tree thing
- 'Good' writing about 'bad' behavior
- The kind of pain that kills pain
- English words that can be spelled
- Wendy Lesser on Julian Barnes
- There's a particularly funny/awful "digested read"
- Two more books
- Quagga-breeding
- Oh my god, I have just read the most perfect novel
- James Fenton on Johnson and modern biography
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