Like a Letter Tied to a Balloon: An Interview with Kent Russell

  There’s a voiceover in The Beginners, where Ewan McGregor’s character compares his romantic partnership to that of his parents. “We didn’t go to this war. We didn’t have to hide to have sex. Our good fortune allowed us to feel a sadness that our parents didn’t have time for and a happiness that I never saw with them.” Nonfiction writer Kent Russell didn’t fight in Vietnam like his father or in Afghanistan like his best friend. He went to […]

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Vol.1 Brooklyn’s March 2015 Books Preview

The books that we’re most excited for this month are a wildly varied bunch, ranging from work that pushes the boundaries of memoir to a collection of novellas from one of our favorite contemporary authors. Incisive satire, blistering experimental fiction, and journeys into literary history: this March has something for virtually all literary tastes. Read on for some of the highlights of the month to come.

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