Harriet Clark is the daughter of a jailed revolutionary. Her debut novel, “The Hill,” shows that rigid ideology is no match for the humanizing presence of a child, @JuliusTaranto writes: https://t.co/fWBWC7MmvZ
George Saunders’s work makes an excellent case for moral fiction—even if his latest novel, “Vigil,” reveals its pitfalls, @JuliusTaranto writes: https://t.co/Bcsw4HNpst
On today's @reason Roundtable, I recommend novels by @rhymeswithbee@JuliusTaranto@LexiFreiman and @nealstephenson (The Big U!). And that's arguably the *least* interesting part of our weekly show. Subscribe now, receive automatically when posted this PM https://t.co/xzQrgvy9W6
Novelist @JuliusTaranto makes the case that our era's Marcel Proust is... @joerogan! Good stuff. Full @reason Q&A with Taranto and @rhymeswithbee about contemporary satire in first comment.
Is @joerogan today's answer to Marcel Proust? The answer might surprise you. New @reason Interview is live with @rhymeswithbee & @JuliusTaranto talking the return of satire, free speech, and how new media empowers us all. https://t.co/7eOexMLAZs
Is @joerogan today's answer to Marcel Proust? The answer might surprise you. New @reason Interview is live with @rhymeswithbee & @JuliusTaranto talking the return of satire, free speech, and how new media empowers us all. https://t.co/7eOexMLAZs
NYC: Come out next Thur, 3/20 for a live taping of the @reason Interview with @rhymeswithbee & @JuliusTaranto abt satire in the age of Biden, Trump, @elonmusk, et al.
In 1961(!), Philip Roth declaimed that reality had become too unreal for novelists to capture! What can artists do now? $15 tix includes beer, wine, soda, food--and great conversation in one of the coolest settings in Manhattan. Details, tix:
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March 20, in NYC, @nickgillespie@rhymeswithbee and I will decide, once and for all time, when laughing at a book is (a) acceptable or (b) mandatory.
Attend if you want to stay on the right side of the law.
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In 1961 (!), Philip Roth said satire was impossible in America because the news had just gotten too weird. On March 20 in NYC for @reason, I'll ask novelists @rhymeswithbee & @JuliusTaranto to explain why Roth was and is still all wrong. Tix:
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It's official! @the_met_review is live! Book reviews, film + TV, essays, cultural commentary, and much brilliance to come. The reinvigoration of culture begins today.
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"We were getting along even better than average, actually. I suspected I might be a better person for a while."
a short story by @JuliusTaranto, from Vol 2.2
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