An Emotional History of Chocolate
Like the ocean closing over Manhattan or countrywide droughts, a world where chocolate is entirely rare -- or entirely mediocre -- is a dystopia the likes of which we can scarcely conceive.
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Beckett’s Bilingual Oeuvre: Style, Sin, and the Psychology of Literary Influence
If Beckett’s reworking of English contrives to escape Joyce, it is an escape that simultaneously mimics him, for Joyce had already endeavored a great escape of sorts.
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How to be James Joyce, or the Habits of Great Writers
The attempt to unveil THE PROCESS shows how fascinatingly—almost theologically—opaque the origins of art really are.
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