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Dickens is Dead, Long Live Dickens: Influence and Imitation in Referential Fiction
Essay Kenneth Dillon 5/28/24 Essay Kenneth Dillon 5/28/24

Dickens is Dead, Long Live Dickens: Influence and Imitation in Referential Fiction

We are creatures of reference, engaged in private dialogue with the countless dead, blursed to imitate in small ways and in large our own personal Jesus.

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Not My First Review: On Honor Levy’s “My First Book”
Review Martin Dolan 5/21/24 Review Martin Dolan 5/21/24

Not My First Review: On Honor Levy’s “My First Book”

Far from the “novel in tweets” that critics warned us about, we’ve instead arrived at the primacy of the disembodied voice as a character in of itself, jostling in the void to be the loudest of them all.

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Ordinary Russians: On Elena Kostyuchenko’s “I Love Russia”
Review Signe Swanson 11/3/23 Review Signe Swanson 11/3/23

Ordinary Russians: On Elena Kostyuchenko’s “I Love Russia”

It’s not an exaggeration to say that the story of Elena’s own life is the story of the Russia that was decisively lost in February 2022.

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True Enough: “The MANIAC” and “Oppenheimer”
Essay Ben Cosman 10/11/23 Essay Ben Cosman 10/11/23

True Enough: “The MANIAC” and “Oppenheimer”

Culpability is offloaded onto the very idea of science itself: unfeeling, inhuman, inevitable. These warnings do not allow for human ingenuity or variety of thought; they cannot imagine another way. But it’s a poor craftsman who blames his tools.

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