Always Narrating: The Making and Unmaking of Umberto Eco
Costica Bradatan looks back at, and behind, the life and thought of Umberto Eco, who waged a long war against “dietrologia” (“behindology”).
"The older one grows, the more one likes indecency." — Virginia Woolf
Costica Bradatan looks back at, and behind, the life and thought of Umberto Eco, who waged a long war against “dietrologia” (“behindology”).
Costica BradatanMar 9, 2020
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Elizabeth Wurtzel changed how we think about memoir — and mental illness.
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Anna Wiener discusses her new memoir about working in Silicon Valley.
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Tucker Coombe reviews "Leaving the Witness" and "Unfollow: A Memoir of Loving and Leaving the Westboro Baptist Church."
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