David S Wallace Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

David S Wallace

Perhaps “Trust,” in the end, makes a surprisingly un-postmodern case for what the novel can do. It can deliver discrete, luminous sensations. It can make one subjectivity clear at a time. And it can help you appreciate experience… before it disappears.

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I talked to Catherine Lacey about her story in this week's New Yorker. Some things she spoke about incisively: ending stories, wounds physical and psychic, voices in our head, why we can't take advice, etc. https://t.co/VJjtGC4FAD

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@RobGMacfarlane Andreas Malm’s “Corona, Climate, Chronic Emergency” attempts to do this. Here’s a fairly balanced review of it: https://t.co/ozslO7gZC1

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I wrote about the fearless Alice Notley and her new book "For the Ride." https://t.co/a8ojgFAt6d

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I wrote about John Ashbery, social media and self-presentation, the political turn in poetry's mainstream—small, straightforward things like that... https://t.co/HrnRWnWKgs

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I wrote about Daniel Sherrell's new book "Warmth," climate change memoirs, narrativity, religious feelings—and more! https://t.co/BewhhuBQ0h

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Dorothy Baker’s very great “Cassandra at the Wedding” has me questioning what happened to the brandy & soda. Unorthodox drinkers everywhere demand to know!! https://t.co/b21K3ea1rC

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It’s incredible to me that Ingmar Bergman always wanted to make a film called “Laid & Slayed in Eldorado Valley” (from Linn Ullmann’s “Unquiet”) https://t.co/w1j8e5f17g

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Wrote a little note about Harmony Holiday's new book "Maafa." It's inventive, boundary-pushing work—well worth reading. https://t.co/shKDhBFhVF

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I tried to say something about Lucille Clifton and her memoir "Generations." A really great book! https://t.co/qmklI3PMvy

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