Love, as Rilke wrote, is “the work for which all other work is but preparation.” Psychoanalyst Stephen Grosz’s ‘Love’s Labour’ examines how he and his patients do that work. @AlexPeakeTom reviews the new book.
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Delighted to have the lead fiction review @ftweekend this weekend, not least because it’s been illustrated by @heathergatley! The review is of Amy Bloom’s new novel, I’ll Be Right Here, which I didn’t find easy to disentangle. Thank you to @mariacrawford74 for the commission.
As a content moderator of the internet, thirty-something Girlie is accustomed to stomach-churning videos. But how will she fare in the VR theme park sector?
✍️ Alex Peake-Tomkinson
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I’m writing a little memoir, kids called, A Mind Of My Own.
Eeek! Due to be available at the end of October. The link will lead to presales, signed copies etc. Suppose I’d best get on with it! ♥️📚 #AMindOfMyOwn https://t.co/DrXk5U63K3
We’re so excited to reveal the cover for Dead and Alive by Zadie Smith.
The celebrated author of White Teeth delivers a fiercely intelligent and searching collection of essays covering culture in all its forms!
Pre-order the signed edition: https://t.co/CaJtJGoBKS
When misguided well-wishers suggest to Edelstein, post-mastectomy, that she might now have ‘the breasts of her dreams’, she wants to reply that those had always been her own.
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Back here to exhort you to read Jean Hannah Edelstein's brilliant memoir, Breasts: A Relatively Brief Relationship @Phoenix_Bks, which I've reviewed for the current issue of @spectator. It's only 99 pages long and so worth your time.
When misguided well-wishers suggest to Edelstein, post-mastectomy, that she might now have ‘the breasts of her dreams’, she wants to reply that those had always been her own.
✍️ Alex Peake-Tomkinson https://t.co/KeHeUjGF20