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GD Dess

GD Dess is an author (His Vision of Her and Harold Hardscrabble), essayist, and critic whose work appears in LARB and elsewhere. He has just finished a new novel, Here for Love. He can be reached at [email protected]. Follow him on Twitter @gdess.

Cultural Dopes

The postmodernists had it right: all culture is the product of capitalism....

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CULTURAL STUDIES

The Frenzy of Love: On Pauline Delabroy-Allard’s “They Say Sarah”

GD Dess on Pauline Delabroy-Allard’s novel of obsessive, violent, transgressive, mind-altering love....

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AROUND THE WORLD

FICTION

Sally Rooney: The Dark Side

Sally Rooney is trying to tell us something. Politics are in the forefront, but I’m guessing there is a dark secret lurking in the background....

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AROUND THE WORLD

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POLITICS

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The Perils and Pitfalls of the Lyrical Essay

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MEMOIR & ESSAY

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The Never-Ending Search for Transcendence: A Conversation with Peter Stamm

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AROUND THE WORLD

FICTION

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Peter Stamm, Master of Emptiness

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AROUND THE WORLD

FICTION

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Elena Ferrante: The Mad Adventures of Serious Ladies

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AROUND THE WORLD

FICTION

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Notebook or Novel? Patrick Modiano’s “The Black Notebook”

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FICTION

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What Happened to “Purity”?: Jonathan Franzen and the Aspirations and Disappointments of a Contract Writer

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FICTION

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The Melancholy of Patrick Modiano

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FICTION

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