Non-Fiction

May 2018

Essayism by Brian Dillon

A Mole, A Viper, A Toad: Brian Dillon’s Essayism

I am so grateful to have been, at last, the right reader for Essayism. It is Dillon’s life preserver, thrown to himself, and it is joyfully, wonderfully good.

22.05.18

Tegan Bennett Daylight

Published on 12.11.13 in
The Cambridge Companion to Literature and Disability

Where are all the disabled writers?

08.05.18

Amanda Tink

Published on 27.02.18 in

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April 2018

What Is Mallarmé For?

20.04.18

Ali Alizadeh

Published on 19.09.13 in
Richard Nixon post-truth

Peak Bullshit?

17.04.18

Richard King

Published on 06.08.13 in Non-Fiction, Features
An Odyssey, a father a son and an epic Daniel Mendelson

A Complicated Man: The Odyssey and Daniel Mendelsohn

13.04.18

James Ley

Published on 19.03.13 in
Wakuwal-Dream by Peter Botsman

What Stands to Reason: Isabelle Stengers and Peter Botsman

'Reading Another Science is Possible and Wakuwal in succession, I am struck by the thought that Stengers and Botsman have written the same treatise in different languages, and from different places in the human psyche. They issue the same call for a tectonic shift in the cognitive landscape.'

10.04.18

Jane Goodall

Published on 30.07.13 in
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