Each Cell Has Its Fingers Crossed: On Timothy Donnelly’s “The Problem of the Many”
Kevin O’Rourke considers “The Problem of the Many” by Timothy Donnelly.
Kevin O’Rourke lives in Seattle, where he works in publishing. His first book, the essay collectionAs If Seen at an Angle, was published by Tinderbox Editions. A member of the National Book Critics Circle, he is an active literary and arts critic. Publications where his criticism has appeared include Ploughshares, Kenyon Review, and Michigan Quarterly Review, where he is a regular contributor. His writing is supported by a grant from 4Culture.
Kevin O’Rourke considers “The Problem of the Many” by Timothy Donnelly.
Kevin O’Rourke on the personal and the political in “Who Killed My Father” by Édouard Louis.