Pretentious Wordsmith. Reverse Shot, Bookforum, Southwest Review, LARB, Lit Hub, Brooklyn Rail, etc. And you, you ridiculous people, you expect me to help you.
For @LAReviewofBooks I wrote about William H. Gass's The Tunnel, one of the great American novels. I worked very hard on this. Thank you to Annie!
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Would you rather have 1998 Paul O’Neill or 2005 Gary Sheffield in the 2027 Yankees lineup?
Regular-season stats:
O’Neill: .317 AVG | 24 HR | 116 RBI | .882 OPS
Sheffield: .291 AVG | 34 HR | 123 RBI | .891 OPS
I miss visiting my Grandparents in Brooklyn in the '90s when it was still affordable and everyone had that beautiful Brooklyn accent. Which I slightly inherited from my Dad.
This is the kind of game that real baseball-lovers (not a team's fans) love; it's why I still hate the ghost runner (though I get why it saves arms over the course of a season); I don't care who wins the game or this Series, it's just beautiful baseball.
Vollmann's Europe Central has more impressive film history and criticism (concerning primarily Roman Karmen) than most actual film writing. It's incredible.
The October 27, 1971 episode of Night Gallery features:
— "A Question of Fear" (a man accepts a $15,000 bet that he won't spend a night in a haunted house)
— "The Devil is Not Mocked" (a short "vampires vs. Nazis" story)
On disc: https://t.co/dkqrQrLk3N