Tackling the end of life in a godless world.
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Living legends—even those as distinguished as music producer Joe Boyd—are less cool than ghosts.
Answer: Hope for an inheritance.
How the bare-all confessional gave female comedians a break—and then broke their legs (it’s a metaphor).
Reading Sheila Heti’s latest novel in Sheila Heti’s apartment. While feeding her rabbit. And wearing her lipstick.
Considering Andy Warhol on the 25th anniversary of his death; considering how Hitch considered Warhol in 1996 (when this now out-of-print article was originally published).
The first in a series of chats with Calvin Trillin, the man who—among many other things—casts the U.S. presidential campaign in iambic pentameter.
Novelists Grace O’Connell and Steven Heighton talk about the meaning of truth in literature.
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