Lydia Davis Whistles

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November 6, 2015

“I don’t remember what Davis read, except that it whistled through the air perfectly.” At Electric Literature, Freeman’s editor John Freeman writes about the experience of publishing Lydia Davis. We have a few pieces about Davis to pair with it.

is an intern for The Millions. She is the managing editor of Concrete Literary Magazine at Emerson College, where she is pursuing a BA in Writing, Literature, and Publishing. She tweets at @Cara_DuBois.

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Tuesday New Release Day: Dovlatov, Wolitzer, Moore, Sickels

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January 24, 2012

2012 could be the year that we get to know Sergei Dovlatov, and our own Sonya Chung may have played a role. Her 2009 piece on the forgotten Russian humorist helped land one of his stories in PEN America. Soon we started seeing Dovlatov mentioned everywhere, and last year, Counterpoint published The Suitcase, and now The Zone will be released this week. Other new releases this week: An Available Man by Hilma Wolitzer, Heft by Liz Moore, and The Evening Hour, a debut novel by Carter Sickels.

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