Questioning the Quotidian: Georges Perec’s The Art of Asking Your Boss for a Raise

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"Let's keep things simple, for we must do our best to keep things simple, otherwise we would be utterly lost" is one of the refrains found in the new translation of Perec's novella.
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Unlikely Connections: Chris Kraus’s Where Art Belongs

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Chris Kraus’s nuanced approach is akin to a cultural anthropologist who considers creativity in its natural habitats, the spaces where art comes into being
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Staff Pick: The Official Catalog of the Library of Potential Literature

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Potential is a dreamer’s word, an ideal state that may never be. Perhaps that's what makes it a writer’s word.
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Je est un autre: David Wojnarowicz’s Rimbaud in New York

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Wojnarowicz was deeply aware of the trajectory he shared with the youthful and precocious Rimbaud.
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A Year in Reading: Anne K. Yoder

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This year I fell for books that were pithy and petite.
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Vampires, Inner Demons, and a Desirable Form of Hell in Grace Krilanovich’s The Orange Eats Creeps

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The Slutty Teenage Hobo Vampire Junkies take shelter in Safeways, 7-11s, and gas station bathrooms of the Pacific Northwest. They roam a countryside populated by meth houses, railways, gravel pits, and decrepit strip malls... In a way, they’re just angry teenage misfits who act out, who wreak havoc for no reason.
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