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Back on Planet Dostoevsky

Part three of a four-part review. Photograph by Stephanie Berger.3:15 P.M. “If you knew all the yams I have to tell them,” one character says, according to the supertitles. I am briefly interested,...

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Eugenio Montale Comes to New York

A young Eugenio Montale. “So you know Italian?” I suddenly experience an obscure and unwelcome pang of solidarity with Christina Aguilera. “Not very well.” I look down at my shoes. Perhaps they will...

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Anthony Giardina on ‘Norumbega Park’

In five novels and a collection of short stories, Anthony Giardina has written about the conflicts at the intersection of social class, family, and sexuality. Recent History explores the anxieties of...

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Cooking for the Pope

Bartolomeo Scappi, the Renaissance’s most innovative chef, revolutionized the culinary arts. Giuseppe Arcimboldo, Vertumnus (detail), 1590–1591, oil on panel, 28″ x 23″. Edward White’s The Lives of...

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The Hipster Pyramid: An Interview with Francesco Pacifico

Francesco Pacifico. Photo: Riccardo Musacchio and Flavio Ianniello   The last time I interviewed Francesco Pacifico for The Paris Review Daily was back in 2013, when he published The Story of My...

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Carrying Away His Last Sheep

An illustration of Leopardi by Tullio Pericoli.   It’s Leopardi’s birthday tomorrow. Happy 219, Giacomo. In remembrance of the occasion, I think we’d all better have a look at the following short poem...

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Back on Planet Dostoevsky

Part three of a four-part review. Photograph by Stephanie Berger.3:15 P.M. “If you knew all the yams I have to tell them,” one character says, according to the supertitles. I am briefly interested,...

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Eugenio Montale Comes to New York

A young Eugenio Montale. “So you know Italian?” I suddenly experience an obscure and unwelcome pang of solidarity with Christina Aguilera. “Not very well.” I look down at my shoes. Perhaps they will...

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Anthony Giardina on ‘Norumbega Park’

In five novels and a collection of short stories, Anthony Giardina has written about the conflicts at the intersection of social class, family, and sexuality. Recent History explores the anxieties of...

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Cooking for the Pope

Bartolomeo Scappi, the Renaissance’s most innovative chef, revolutionized the culinary arts. Giuseppe Arcimboldo, Vertumnus (detail), 1590–1591, oil on panel, 28″ x 23″. Edward White’s The Lives of...

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The Hipster Pyramid: An Interview with Francesco Pacifico

Francesco Pacifico. Photo: Riccardo Musacchio and Flavio Ianniello   The last time I interviewed Francesco Pacifico for The Paris Review Daily was back in 2013, when he published The Story of My...

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Carrying Away His Last Sheep

An illustration of Leopardi by Tullio Pericoli.   It’s Leopardi’s birthday tomorrow. Happy 219, Giacomo. In remembrance of the occasion, I think we’d all better have a look at the following short poem...

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