Posts tagged ‘Nick Cave’
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- Reintroducing Natalia Ginzburg, One of the Great Italian Writers of the 20th Century“The Dry Heart” presents a troubled marriage and a murder, and “Happiness, as Such” is about a man who flees home, leaving chaos in his wake.
- A Dark Comedy About Life at the Heart of the European Union“The Capital,” by the Austrian novelist Robert Menasse, depicts an E.U. bureaucracy rived by conflict and infighting and ripe for satire.
- In Japan, It’s a Riveting TV Plot: Can a Worker Go Home on Time?On this show, a 30-something project manager in the famously overworked nation wants nothing more than to get out of the office and into her favorite bar for happy hour.
- Reintroducing Natalia Ginzburg, One of the Great Italian Writers of the 20th Century
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- My Feminist FriendThe room was hot, and we shifted uncomfortably on the couch. The air conditioner in the poorly maintained apartment building had a habit of shutting down unexpectedly. To turn it back on, one of us would have had to press a switch in another room. But neither she nor I would get up—our eyes were […] The post My Feminist Friend appeared first on Believer Maga […]
- The MenopauseThe post The Menopause appeared first on Believer Magazine.
- A Natural MotherOn a Sunday morning in May 2018, I accompanied Vivia Wampler to a mall in Chico, California, where she often went to eavesdrop on other families. She held a Coke in one hand and a Subway sandwich in the other, her eyes scanning the food court. She was hoping to see a temper tantrum, so […] The post A Natural Mother appeared first on Believer Magazine.
- My Feminist Friend
- Michael Dirda
- Mat Johnson's 'Pym' re-imagines Poe's social satireHats off, please, to Mat Johnson , author of this wonderful, black-humored novel - part social satire, part meditation on race in America, part metafiction and, just as important, a rollicking fantasy adventure. " Pym " is outrageously entertaining, a book that brilliantly re-imagines and extends...
- Mat Johnson's 'Pym' re-imagines Poe's social satire
- Jonathan Yardley
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