Marilynne Robinson’s new novel, Lila, is getting rave reviews and was a finalist for the National Book Award. In the above video, she talks to Bill Moyers about writing, her faith, and capitalism.
These authors write in obsessive, sometimes absurdist detail about the daily grind of grocery store clerks, temp employees, professors, and future space travelers
Does the very idea that a painting or sculpture has come into direct contact with the public, the viewer’s flesh, make it worth less money?
An excerpt from BASTARDS by Nate Lippens
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