
richard scott larson
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richard scott larson
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THE LONG HALLWAY (@UWiscPress) | NYFA & MacDowell Fellow | ✍🏼 in @TheSunMagazine @LAReviewofBooks @Harvard_Review etc | he/him 🏳️🌈
Brooklyn, NY Katılım Ekim 2009
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"All memoirs are about hunger—a hunger not just to know, but to let some things come closer—to comprehend the narrative of a life that, more often than not, reads only as fragments." zonamotel.substack.com/p/essay-racetr…
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"From the beginning, covering AIDS has been about the fight to tell the truth. Every single paradigm that has been thrown at us about it is untrue." theparisreview.org/interviews/847…
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Cringe is the secret spice of decadence and flaneurie and Proustian magic lanterns. Nothing memorable comes from the ordinary. The stakes of creation are risky.
Katherine Everitt 💥@katherineveritt
To be creative, one must risk being cringe.
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Very happy to say I'm now online editor @parisreview and on the hunt for smart funny pitches (thitt@theparisreview.org)
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deeply fascinating piece by @e_alexjung: "For much of the genre, there has been little recognizable gay culture in M/M romances. There is more compulsory masculinity, less faggotry. Nor are there any of the fraught aspects of modern homosexuality..." vulture.com/article/heated…
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“Minneapolis is the heart of the heartland, and as such, it has many chambers, some of them known, others secret. Some let the blood in, and some let it out.”
Jaida Grey Eagle and David Treuer on Minneapolis under siege, in images and words: lareviewofbooks.org/article/minnea…
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Great indies (Europa Editions, Deep Vellum); great larger indies (Norton, Graywolf, Grove); and (brace y'allselves) great Big 5 imprints (Knopf/Doubleday, Random House, Hogarth, Riverhead, Penguin Press, Viking, Little Brown, Harper, FSG, Scribner, &c.). The news ain't all dire!
Wayne Bradshaw@NonwayneWayne
I think middlebrow is dead in the water. Sure, that means big 5 publishing is going to be wall-to-wall pulp, but I hope it also means a new golden age of small publishers. @DeepVellum, @PuncherWattmann, @EquusPress and others, taking risks and publishing books worth reading!
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“Literature is born out of a desire to be truthful—not to hide anything and not to present oneself as somebody else.”—Czeslaw Milosz buff.ly/45dgKsW

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@humanfranklin Today’s newsletter from @nybooks, not sure if it’s online anywhere but I’ll try to look!
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