We Have to Be Liked
Bret Easton Ellis, writing in his essay collection White, on the social-corporate demand of inclusivity: Most people of a certain age … Continue reading We Have to Be Liked
Bret Easton Ellis, writing in his essay collection White, on the social-corporate demand of inclusivity: Most people of a certain age … Continue reading We Have to Be Liked
There’s doubtless a more-approved critical term for this phenomenon, but I only took one lit-crit class in college, and also … Continue reading The Disassociated Protagonist
Or, How A Novel from 1985 and a Movie from Last Year are Related in My Head Had an opportunity … Continue reading The Detail You Missed
Last night, instead of going to sleep like a sensible person, I read Bret Easton Ellis’ “Thoughts on David Foster … Continue reading When You Just Can’t Get into Authors You Want to Get Into