P.I. with a Louise Brooks bob
Horror comic The Veil is about a fierce-looking (female) private eye named Chris Luna, whose clients are all dead people.
Horror comic The Veil is about a fierce-looking (female) private eye named Chris Luna, whose clients are all dead people.
The Frank Lloyd Wright show celebrating the Guggenheim’s 50th anniversary is more hagiography than critical evaluation, but it does offer a strong sense of the best and worst of his architecture, from the space-age hilltop homes and awesome corkscrew museum itself, to his sprawling and weirdly laid out suburban landscapes. To be fair, they’d be far easier to traverse in . . .
Is Anthony Burgess famous for the wrong book? John Cotter sees your A Clockwork Orange and raises you Earthly Powers.
“Poe at his best is not imaginable without the excesses for which he must be forgiven.” — Marilynne Robinson, on reading Poe as a girl (Via.)