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• » summer reading: Samuel Stolton

  By Samuel Stolton, Editor @SamuelStolton  This summer’s reading pool, fattened by the inclusion of a number of works determined by my recent travels, has been disposed to a broad and expansive character. So much so, that I believe it to be may be one of my most nauseous reading lists, a dizzying circus-market of philosophy, [...]

• » summer reading: callie hitchcock

  By Callie Hitchcock, Intern   Stepping into Anaïs Nin’s world has been interesting to say the least. Mirages: The Unexpurgated Diaries 1939-1947 chronicles the emotional fluctuations of a life drunk on love and writing. And who wouldn’t want that? Then, I am inhabiting the more private world of Sara Maitland in her book How to be [...]

• » summer reading: anna aslanyan

  By Anna Aslanyan, Reviewer @anna_aslanyan Earlier this summer, talking to fellow reviewers about books we pretend to have read, I promised, rather unwittingly, to read The Man Without Qualities. Although Robert Musil never finished his trilogy, I feel bound by my word to read it from cover to cover. The only choice left is the [...]

• » summer reading: steven j. fowler

  By Steven J. Fowler, Poetry Editor @stevenjfowler Poetry: Stephen Emmerson’s Comfortable Knives Colin Herd’s Glovebox Tim Allen’s Tattered by Magnets James Davies’s Two Fat Boys Kristiina Ehin’s Walker on Water Tom Jenks’s On Liberty, Repressed and Crabtree Anna McKerrow’s Regressive Poetics Tom Chivers’s Flood Drain Chris McCabe’s in the catacombs  Essays  Tom Chivers & Martin Kratz’s Mount London [...]

• » summer reading: joanna walsh

  By Joanna Walsh, Fiction Editor @baudade This summer I’ll be in Prague, Bratislava, Budapest, Zagreb, Trieste, Paris, London, and Oxford. That’s a lot of train reading. Summer seems a good time to read thick books. A thick book, when you’re travelling, gives you a place to be. I’ve already started on the proof of Elena [...]

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