So was it a coincidence that Vladimir Nabokov and Dorothy Parker both had a Lolita around the same time?
The Times weighs in on the Goodbye to All That New York story.
A guide to literary New Orleans.
Win Bassett “on the Day of the Imprisoned Writer and the intimacy of the handwritten word.”
Photos from the new Rough Trade shop in Williamsburg.
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Jacobin really knows how to title a movie review.
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