Tripping with Plotinus
M. D. Usher explores Moin Mir’s “Travels with Plotinus: A Journey in Search of Unity.”
"The older one grows, the more one likes indecency." — Virginia Woolf
M. D. Usher explores Moin Mir’s “Travels with Plotinus: A Journey in Search of Unity.”
M. D. UsherSep 14, 2025
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Jennifer Kabat writes on Lynne Tillman and her new collection, “Thrilled to Death.”
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