A new essay ❤️🔥 This one was a true joy, and a long time in the living and the making. On Disneyland, photo-mercantalism, churros, putting pressure on our kids to be happy, Space Mountain & the uses of fantasy.
https://t.co/H7L4kCXwmM
W.S. Merwin's "Home for Thanksgiving" from The Moving Target. https://t.co/1LeZZ2WqCe "I bring myself back from the streets that open like long / Silent laughs..."
I wrote for @NewYorker about Lorraine Louie, an underappreciated graphic design pioneer who designed the iconic Vintage Contemporaries covers that I love so much. Thanks to Paula Scher, Peter Mendelsund, and Louie's family for talking to me https://t.co/S7GgNruWOK
Marguerite Duras’s early novel "The Easy Life" is proof that artistic singularity is built slowly and deliberately, writes @lynnsstrong: https://t.co/nqMeslhTTT
This piece by my SGV homie Michael Jaime-Becerra beautifully captures the nuances of father/son relationships. On this day, when I remember my father’s life, this helps me. https://t.co/TvL5nlh5oR
“That’s the thing about Los Angeles: Everything we say about it is both true and false.” Thanks to @Borisk for asking me to write this essay for @latimes’s Lit City package about America’s most underappreciated literary landscape. https://t.co/h2sQEOveWN
“[O]ne of Alejandro’s greatest gifts is his ability to capture something ineffable about daily life, the small wounds and joys and disappointments bound up in ordinary moments.”
On the signature tenderness and humor of past contributor Alejandro Zambra:https://t.co/JYTVxgb6Nh
Bookshops matter.
Read this beautiful essay by @myetcetera, editor of our upcoming book 'Open Secret: Hong Kong Since the Umbrella Movement, on the legacy of one of the best: Bleak House Books in Hong Kong.
https://t.co/fWtMBuj4lr
For Karina Longworth, the most salacious or conspiratorial version of Hollywood gossip is often the least likely to be true, but the reasons that people believe it are almost always worth exploring. https://t.co/2LxpEffeOC
This young woman is so very wise. Check poet @TheAmandaGorman’s answer to the @nytimes’ question: “If you’d known that you’d be isolated for so long, what would you have done differently?”
Just inspired. Truly. ✨✨✨
Friends & Enemies, The Author has a new piece in @lithub! David Hollander tells a cautionary tale for us all about publishing his debut and second novel twenty years apart!
https://t.co/cCThTKKxBd
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