Nicholas Miriello is an editor and writer in New York. His writing has appeared in the Los Angeles Review of Books, McSweeney’s, CutBank Literary Magazine, Huffington Magazine, Word Riot, and others.
CONTRIBUTOR ARTICLES
Radiohead’s Emotional Cryonics
Every Radiohead album has occasioned famously bad music criticism. Why is it so hard to write about Radiohead’s music?...
“Siphoning Away the Warmth”: On Jim Shepard’s Radical Empathy
"The Book of Aron" is a book about annihilation, and the human spirit that somehow lives on, in slivers and cracks....
The Anti-Mamet: On Tina Fey’s Men
Masculinity in '30 Rock' and 'Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt'...
The Lives of Our Memories
The story of the narrator’s conception and birth: Andrea Canobbio’s inverted bildungsroman....
The Last Donut of the Night
J DILLA WAS NOT well as he worked to finish his now widely heralded Donuts. Friends recall him frail, tirelessly tinkering ...
Blake Bailey’s Splendid Things
Blake Bailey avoiding the traps of the memoir form....
My Friend, Frasier Crane
Netflix, 'Her,' and the endless search for intimacy...
Only Disconnect: Peter Orner's Latest
Peter Orner’s Last Car Over the Sagamore Bridge is fragmented. That’s what makes it hang together....
What Is This Review Interested In?: On Frederick Seidel’s Review of Rachel Kushner’s “The Flamethrowers”
On Seidel's "NYRB" critique of Kushner's "Flamethrowers."...
