The moment has come! Enrollment is officially open for our Fall 2024 term.
This term we're introducing our new Life of the Mind Seminar, which provides a foundation for the shared study of great books. We charge no tuition and all are welcome to apply. https://t.co/nqKym2ATJc
coming back to twitter to say: if anyone is interested in a *truly* life-changing reading experience, i'm currently participating in an informal @CatherineProj reading group for elena ferrante's neapolitan quartet. we're open to new participants, and we start book #3 on july 8!
SCOOP & my first for @WIRED: Google workers are urging the company in a widely distributed petition to cut its ties to MindTheTech, the Israeli tech conference that kicked out two protesters (and me) earlier today:
https://t.co/RDvArECYoQ
Today on Joyland: "Affection," an excerpt from @emializh's forthcoming collection of short stories, GIRLFRIENDS, a witty and sharp story story about parties, kissing, and whether or not one should stay in graduate school.
https://t.co/NLwvGYa5hZ
The Board of Directors of the @WGAwest and the Council of the @WGAeast, acting upon the authority granted to them by their memberships, have voted unanimously to call a strike, effective 12:01 AM, Tuesday, May 2.
*DRUM ROLL PLEASE!*
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🤩😲✨@lithub is bringing you an exclusive look at the cover for Bryan Washington's new novel, FAMILY MEAL (out Oct 2023) and a short interview with Bryan and cover designer Grace Han!
Check it out here! 👇 https://t.co/q6uITYpbmk
genuinely grateful for this piece, which dives into questions about moral art & judgment & life with an urgency that i often find myself feeling possessed by too
Philip Roth’s Sabbath’s Theater is a very great & obscene novel about an intolerable man. I argue that it exemplifies the moral work art can do—& that devotion to filth gives a resolutely secular writer access to a theological dimension. TY @yalereview.
https://t.co/T1tzdVmgGO