Jenny Wu Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Jenny Wu

For @LAReviewofBooks, my reading of @_catherinelacey’s Biography of X as a treatise on art criticism, disinformation, and love for difficult places: https://t.co/1BrWMo0Xzv

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A hearty dose of bad art’s charm can be found in indie author Chelsea Martin’s new novel Tell Me I’m an Artist, a coming-of-age story about an art student in her late teens who is producing what is decidedly a bad remake of Wes Anderson’s Rushmore, without having seen the film

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The question at the heart of Cai’s quarter-life-crisis novel is this: What do people like Audrey owe the small towns where they grew up, the towns that made them feel alone and misunderstood but that, for what it’s worth, took their ambitions seriously?

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In... Hugs and Cuddles, love offers a man the tantalizing illusion of having escaped from freedom, of having surrendered all responsibility to someone better equipped to handle it... [but] for Noll, this self-abnegating love is also a catalyst for a new kind of political unity.

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For the Nov issue of @TheBrooklynRail, I reviewed VISIBLE: Text + Image, edited by @SarahCoolidge (@TwoLinesPress) 🍂 https://t.co/5lJSCjBPq8

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I reviewed Kate Zambreno's new book, To Write As If Already Dead (@ColumbiaUP), a "doubled history of two bodies amid historical plagues," for @LAReviewofBooks: https://t.co/vrqTd61Ss0

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For @washingtonpost, I reviewed Jane Wong’s new memoir, “Meet Me Tonight in Atlantic City” 💐 https://t.co/KNwRrfgVci

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Over @The_Millions, I wrote about art critic @emilyhallnyc's first novel, The Longcut (@Dalkey_Archive) 🥚🏗 https://t.co/wlso7zadgV

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“O holds its polarities—deep and recent history, the sublime and the mundane, the built environment and the wilderness—on facing pages, in intimate proximity.” —from my review of Tammy Nguyen’s “O” (@uglyducklingprs), online now. https://t.co/ZNuuPVVVx0

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As a comprehensively intertextual, future-oriented archive, Seu’s book gains credibility precisely where it yields to the babel of contradictions thriving in the margins of cyberspace.

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