Bender fiction
Aimee Bender really knows how to create a mood. A new story, “Faces,” appears in the current (print) Paris Review.
Aimee Bender really knows how to create a mood. A new story, “Faces,” appears in the current (print) Paris Review.
Mavis Gallant’s heroines “are the awkward, the hopeless, the immature, the ones on the outside of womanhood looking in.”
“Drawing now involves subtracting as much as adding.” John Berger on “The Company of Drawings” in the latest Harper’s. (Subscription req’d.)
David Ulin praises Owen Hill’s second Blackburn mystery, The Incredible Double, in a new review series at Jacket Copy.
On Patricia Highsmith’s birthday, Joan Schenkar’s The Talented Miss Highsmith is nominated for an Edgar. (Via.)