i love the NYRB
If you find yourself with time to read the Nov 19th issue of the New York Review of Books cover to cover, go for it!
More 1930s realism; Jonathan Raban on 2 Dorothea Lange bios. Critical in the right ways.
And a bit on Irving Penn. Smart enough.
The Gaia Hypothesis. Weird, brilliant and very British.
The Glorious Revolution. Not so British, after all.
American education: history, theory and practice. Excellent.
Peter Brooks on the history of the Louvre. Elegant.
And Dan Chiasson reminded me of all the reasons I love Wallace Stevens. Before I got (as usual) bored.
More 1930s realism; Jonathan Raban on 2 Dorothea Lange bios. Critical in the right ways.
And a bit on Irving Penn. Smart enough.
The Gaia Hypothesis. Weird, brilliant and very British.
The Glorious Revolution. Not so British, after all.
American education: history, theory and practice. Excellent.
Peter Brooks on the history of the Louvre. Elegant.
And Dan Chiasson reminded me of all the reasons I love Wallace Stevens. Before I got (as usual) bored.
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