A Booklover’s Map of Literary Geography circa 1933
On the Bostoncentricity of literature, or what “our first man of letters” has to do with Poe.
On the Bostoncentricity of literature, or what “our first man of letters” has to do with Poe.
From ancient etchings to electric microscopes, or what aspirin has to do with visualizing consciousness.
What Edgar Allan Poe, the Dead Rabbits, and Charles Dickens have to do with New York’s most defining feature.
From Red Hook to Prince Edward Island by way of the 99 percent. Since 2004, literary and cultural magazine n+1 has been a flare of hope for intelligent print media. This fall, they embarked upon an effort to capture the dimensionality of the Occupy movement with equal parts awe and analysis (with a dash of […]