Andrew Koenig

Andrew Koenig holds a PhD in English from Harvard University. His essays have appeared in Harvard Review, the New Haven Independent, and The New Criterion. He lives in Los Angeles.

Articles

If We Could Talk to the Animals
Andrew Koenig considers Elisha Cohn’s “Milieu: A Creaturely Theory of the Contemporary Novel.”
Andrew KoenigJun 6
- Literary Criticism
- Environment
Rewriting (and Righting) History: On Alexander Manshel’s “Writing Backwards”
Andrew Koenig reviews Alexander Manshel’s “Writing Backwards: Historical Fiction and the Reshaping of the American Canon.”
Andrew KoenigFeb 28, 2024
- Literary Criticism
What’s a Novel Good For?
Andrew Koenig reviews “The Novel and the New Ethics,” the recently published book by Dorothy J. Hale.
Andrew KoenigMar 17, 2021
- Literary Criticism
Gimme More: On Sianne Ngai’s “Theory of the Gimmick”
Andrew Koenig reviews "Theory of the Gimmick," the new book from Sianne Ngai.
Andrew KoenigAug 10, 2020
- Cultural Studies
- Literary Criticism

Andrew Koenig

Articles

If We Could Talk to the Animals

Rewriting (and Righting) History: On Alexander Manshel’s “Writing Backwards”

What’s a Novel Good For?

Gimme More: On Sianne Ngai’s “Theory of the Gimmick”