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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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- At the Guardian Review
- Oh no!
- Christine Brooke-Rose
- Hal Jensen on John Fowles' 'last novel'
- You know, it's very funny,
- "A year in..."
- In the extremely unlikely event
- When I find myself disliking
- Kazuo Ishiguro
- Laurie Abraham on Caitlin Flanagan
- The very strange thing
- This coyote thing
- I was just explaining earlier today
- Erica Jong on sleeping with Martha Stewart's husband
- ABCs = Anomalous Big Cats
- Wayne Koestenbaum has a new book of poems
- Joyce Carol Oates on Jay McInerney
- An amazing Q&A
- Somehow I never knew about these before
- An excellent piece on ghostwriting
- I am hoping to have now staved off
- Machine reading
- Oh dear, this is very funny....
- I am thrilled to see
- Tom Stoppard's qualms about the right to freedom o...
- The light reading fit
- Meghan O'Rourke in Slate
- A phonetic roadtrip
- Karen Joy Fowler on Octavia Butler
- Good things at the LRB
- A fun review
- Early in the fall semester
- An extremely smart post
- Downright mawk
- Wednesday noir
- Harold Pinter
- So I was looking for a reference
- A sensible piece on the Holy Grail-Da Vinci Code t...
- Lionel Shriver has a very funny essay
- Adam Phillips on inspiration
- Finite subjective reality
- The art of biography
- Deborah Solomon
- Annie Proulx's
- This post comes with a disclaimer
- Haruki Murakami interviewed
- There is no particular reason
- Read it and weep!
- Household deer
- It's a violent and funny play about a black cat
- I am not sure I agree with the premise
- Types of ambiguity
- Dipping in rather than reading properly
- A dedication to Derek Raymond and Ken Bruen
- Top 50 players in the world of (UK) publishing
- Hilary Mantel reviews John Burnside
- All good things come to an end
- Derek Mahon on Swift's poetry
- More on Octavia Butler
- The grammar of skyscrapers and pavement
- Chimpanzee thoughts
- The Millions
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Yes, indeed, what a bad sport. She must be feeling very bitter, as it wasn't even a witty, rueful or ironic piece. I think she'll look back on it and regret writing it. I would, anyway.
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