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Edmund White, acclaimed novelist of gay life, dies at 85

Books · United States

Edmund White, acclaimed novelist of gay life, dies at 85

48% Center coverage: 88 sources

AM Bites: Hannah Arendt’s Poetry, Lincoln Michel’s Latest, Pulp’s Comeback, and More

AM Bites: Hannah Arendt’s Poetry, Lincoln Michel’s Latest, Pulp’s Comeback, and More

In our morning reading: exploring Hannah Arendt's poetry, thoughts on the new Pulp album, and more.Read Article

Afternoon Bites: Edmund White’s Legacy, Adapting Walter Mosley, Circuit des Yeux Interviewed, and More

Afternoon Bites: Edmund White’s Legacy, Adapting Walter Mosley, Circuit des Yeux Interviewed, and More

In our afternoon reading: Edmund White's legacy, an interview with Caroline Hagood, and more.Read Article

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Edmund White, acclaimed novelist of gay life, dies at 85

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Edmund White, acclaimed novelist of gay life, dies at 85

Tonight the Harbor Belongs to Sarah Smarsh

Tonight the Harbor Belongs to Sarah Smarsh by Ben Miller Hyatt is a steep street & descending it you meet steep faces of those ascending, enduring the incline laced with storefronts: MVP PIZZA, JIMMY STEINY’S PUB & the NORTHFIELD BANK that is going out of business soon—workplace of teller Colleen who recently, smoking on the curb out front, described herself & her co-workers as “heartbroken about the deal.” Most of those passed are going to work…Read Article

Morning Bites: Julia Gfrörer on Comics, Revisiting Raymond Queneau, Sharon Van Etten Interviewed, and More

In our morning reading: interviews with Julia Gfrörer and Sharon Van Etten, recommended books in translation, and more.Read Article

Afternoon Bites: Paula Bomer’s Playlist, Punk Archives, Lee Ranaldo Interviewed, and More

In our afternoon reading: a playlist from Paula Bomer, an interview with Lee Ranaldo, and more.New York State · New York Read Article

Ali Fitzgerald on the Magic of Animals and the Power of Comics

The idea for Ali Fitzgerald’s new graphic novel, Squeak Chatter Bark, came to her in a dream. In the middle of the night, at an artist residency in France, Fitzgerald imagined a young girl in a biosphere whose parents had gone missing. To track them down, the girl would have to collaborate and communicate with a fantastic array of critter pals.France · France Read Article

Morning Bites: Liz Pelly on Music, Sarah Maria Griffin’s Novel, M. Gessen on Authoritarianism, and More

In our morning reading: Damon Krukowski and Liz Pelly in conversation, Rebecca Solnit revisits one of her books, and more.Read Article

“I Am Absolutely Not Trying to Make the Reader Comfortable”: Paula Bomer On Creating “The Stalker”

Paula Bomer is a writer who takes risks. Inspired by the likes of Anais Nin, serial killer documentaries, and the literary oeuvre that fearlessly documents evil-doing men, she doesn’t want you to read her brilliant new book The Stalker in your fuzzy socks, hot cocoa in hand, right before you dip into your nightly snooze. Like any captivating thriller, The Stalker is sure to keep you riveted; balancing the comedic with sheer horror, Paula’s lates…New York City · New York Read Article

Morning Bites: Revisiting Rosalyn Drexler, billy woods’s Latest, Joyland’s Books, and More

In our morning reading: revisiting books by Rosalyn Drexler and Marguerite Young, the audio of David Lynch, and more.Read Article

Afternoon Bites: Neon Yang’s Latest, Bill Fox Returns, Allie Rowbottom Interviewed, and More

In our afternoon reading: thoughts on Neon Yang's new book, the return of Bill Fox, and more.Read Article

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