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Dickens is Dead, Long Live Dickens: Influence and Imitation in Referential Fiction
Essay Kenneth Dillon 5/28/24 Essay Kenneth Dillon 5/28/24

Dickens is Dead, Long Live Dickens: Influence and Imitation in Referential Fiction

We are creatures of reference, engaged in private dialogue with the countless dead, blursed to imitate in small ways and in large our own personal Jesus.

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Love as Solicitude: On Geoffrey Mak’s “Mean Boys”
Interview Sam Venis 5/23/24 Interview Sam Venis 5/23/24

Love as Solicitude: On Geoffrey Mak’s “Mean Boys”

The voice sometimes shifts drastically between essays, which is an intentional choice—me playing around with this idea of “code-switching,” and also this postmodern aesthetic of schizophrenia, where I don’t just write from a singular voice, but multiple.

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Andy Warhol Has Been Shot: On Nicole Flattery’s “Nothing Special”
Review Rafaela Bassili 11/13/23 Review Rafaela Bassili 11/13/23

Andy Warhol Has Been Shot: On Nicole Flattery’s “Nothing Special”

But if it’s impossible to determine the combination of forces that might elevate a woman to the status of It Girl, that doesn’t mean we have ever stopped trying.

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