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Kathryn Ma’s “The Chinese Groove”
Kathryn Ma joins Eric Newman to discuss her most recent novel, “The Chinese Groove.” ...
Kathryn Ma’s “The Chinese Groove”
Kathryn Ma joins Eric Newman to discuss her most recent novel, “The Chinese Groove.” ...
The Paradox Paradox: On Elizabeth S. Anker’s “On Paradox”
Michael W. Clune takes a dive at Elizabeth S. Anker‘s “On Paradox: The Claims of Theory.”...
PHILOSOPHY & RELIGION
Hell Is the British Museum: On S. J. Fowler’s “Mueum”
Guy Stevenson reviews S. J. Fowler’s new novel “Mueum.”...
Eat, Pray, Know When to Hold ’Em: A Profile of Annie Duke
LARB’s editor-in-chief, Michelle Chihara, profiles the elusive pokergenius–turned-author Annie Duke....
Fracture and Assembly: On Lizzie Borden’s “Regrouping”
Laura Nelson reviews Lizzie Borden’s “Regrouping.”...
Compassion After Catastrophe: On Seishi Yokomizo’s “Death on Gokumon Island”
Alex Genty-Waksberg reviews Seishi Yokomizo’s “Death on Gokumon Island,” a Japanese mystery set on an insular fishing island shortly after the end of World War II....
Compassion After Catastrophe: On Seishi Yokomizo’s “Death on Gokumon Island”
Alex Genty-Waksberg reviews Seishi Yokomizo’s “Death on Gokumon Island,” a Japanese mystery set on an insular fishing island shortly after the end of World War II....
NOIR
Escape Therapy: On Douglas Rushkoff’s “Survival of the Richest”
Raymond Craib reviews Douglas Rushkoff’s “Survival of the Richest: Escape Fantasies of the Tech Billionaires.”...
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
History of Smut: On Kelsy Burke’s “The Pornography Wars”
Whitney Strub considers Kelsy Burke’s “The Pornography Wars: The Past, Present, and Future of America’s Obscene Obsession.”...
POLITICS
HISTORY
GENDER & SEXUALITY
The Mirror World of Counterculture: On Lauren John Joseph’s “At Certain Points We Touch”
Sally McGrane reviews Lauren John Joseph’s debut novel “At Certain Points We Touch.”...
FICTION
Bludgeoning Process: On Serge Daney’s “The Cinema House and the World”
Greg Gerke reviews Serge Daney’s “The Cinema House and the World.”...
FILM
PHILOSOPHY & RELIGION