Debating email and letters with Ben Greenman
Correspondences author Ben Greenman contends that e-mail is the enemy. Watch for our affectionate yet contentious back & forth on this.
Correspondences author Ben Greenman contends that e-mail is the enemy. Watch for our affectionate yet contentious back & forth on this.
The current Lapham’s Quarterly includes an excerpt on paddling from Roald Dahl’s Boy: Tales of Childhood.
The reviews of Bolaño’s 2666, says Levi Stahl, collectively demonstrate the capaciousness of the novel.
Whoa. I thought the midcentury Lysol ones were the worst, but this Tampax ad collected amid some of the more misogynistic print campaigns of yore is singularly dreadful in its own special way. (Via.) Click for the full image at your peril.
Soon, for my own amusement more than anyone else’s, I’ll get around to posting about the rest of my England trip. Meanwhile, I thought you might enjoy reading Levi Stahl’s delightful Anthony Powell pastiche inspired by my post about the torrid affair that erupted in the row ahead of me on the flight home. “As I read,” he told me, . . .