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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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- "When he was on a job he could spend as much as he...
- I can hardly believe it
- Thoughts on late style
- Envy
- The Martian perspective
- Anthologies are the new memoir?
- Brooklyn's indie publishers
- On late style
- Aeschylus in the mind's eye
- On Being a Twin and the Idea of Union
- "I will be correct or bust"
- Pyow-hack
- Amazingly good things at the VLS
- Rosie Blau interviews Jilly Cooper
- Knackered
- Orientalism
- James Lasdun has won
- And if I make it out of here on Thursday
- The texture of lives
- Brooklyn noir
- Syrian filmmaking
- Jane Yeh's poems
- Lionel Shriver on fictions about immigration
- On being adapted for television
- The sublime and the ridiculous
- An amazing piece on translation
- Birnbaum interviews David Mitchell
- Janet Maslin reviews Lee Child
- Short story & novel
- This week's TLS website offerings
- Library-book countdown
- The new issue
- So hungry I could eat a book
- An odor of speech
- The funny thing
- The hardboiled wonderland
- The Freakanomics guys
- Julian Barnes on Flaubert
- Three good things for free
- Lionel Shriver
- John Lanchester on Muriel Spark
- The Labrador pact and the Springer uprising
- If you buy only one book this year
- Hox!
- I love the way
- On paper engineers
- A nasty shock
- Ultima thule
- Students of Columbia's Writing Division
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Thanks for this link. I'm a Bishop fan and reading this was fantastic. Also, thanks for the letter you sent to the editors at n + 1. We really agree with what you said and, inspired by your letter, we recently responded to Elif Batuman's article on our blog. (If you're interested you can link to it at www.averyanthology.org)
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