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  1. 31. sij
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    So as you can probably tell from my Twitter bio, I was recently tapped as Literature Editor at and curated the fiction in the latest issue, which just dropped. I wanted to take the opportunity to highlight the two amazing pieces we picked & their authors. (THREAD)

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    29. sij

    Wrote about Dave Hickey, one of my intellectual and writerly heroes, for - I also defend the 90s.

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    29. sij

    This essay by on Ninegawa, Shakespeare, translation, love, and Japanese history and culture (among other things!) is a stunning example of art criticism that is also life criticism—and a reminder of how analysis and appreciation can go together

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    29. sij

    this is a love story. containing: growing up mistranslating/mistranslated, my all-consuming obsession with Yukio Ninagawa's Shakespeare, and the pleasures of nursing heartbreak in Tokyo. read :

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    28. sij

    That's right, we've released the *ENTIRE* issue online: Becca Rothfeld finally putting all of our inarticulate seething about Sally Rooney into words, x 2, Toril Moi, fiction by Daša Drndić... But if you read only one thing, trust me and read 's on Ninagawa

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    28. sij

    Really grateful & delighted that published this excerpt from Daša Drndić’s DOPPELGÄNGER. I suspect that if American critics read more literature in translation we’d have fewer, shorter conversations about whether “Cat Lady” was good or not.

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  8. 28. sij

    “Ninagawa’s aim…was ‘to produce a Shakespeare play that could be understood by ordinary people.’ He said this with an air of finality, as if slamming a door shut—but I always wanted to jam a foot in before he did.” This essay by is a marvel.

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    26. sij

    An excellent - and hopefully controversial - meditation on loving literature, and on stifling that love in pursuit of political and intellectual security, by , in

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    17. sij

    Congrats to the four Point contributors who have been awarded the Robert B. Silvers Grants for Works in Progress! Check out their previous work for some relevant background reading for these projects:

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    13. sij

    so excited for this issue to come out! my most personal piece yet about growing up mistranslating/mistranslated. Containing 13 year old me taking refuge in bookstores in Tokyo, a love story, and my all-consuming obsession with Yukio Ninagawa's Shakespeare.

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  12. 13. sij

    plus… - on Ninagawa's Shakespeare -Toril Moi on reading for character - on Dave Hickey’s democratic art criticism -Rachel Fraser on rape fantasies -Becca Rothfeld on Sally Rooney - on the films of Mrinal Sen & on boomer liberalism

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  13. 13. sij

    when I started reading The Point, one of the distinguishing quirks of the magazine was that it only published nonfiction essays. no more! we’ll be debuting a new literature section with a short story by Daša Drndić, and an excerpt from ’s memoir “Work.”

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  14. 13. sij

    beyond delighted to announce our new issue, which, in a first for , features fiction (!)

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    22. pro 2019.

    Excited to present our top ten most read print articles of the year today, but also wanted to take the chance to highlight some other pieces I was proud to work on and publish this year:

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  16. 20. stu 2019.

    the cure for millennial burnout: servants!

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    19. stu 2019.

    this is a very good deal, and it is going to be a very good year at : What are nation states for? What is sex for? California wildfires. Reading for character. Ninagawa's Shakespeare. The Comedy of the Commons. On Sally Rooney. + (for the first time) Fiction!

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  18. 15. stu 2019.
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    "Teeming with vivid characters, full of richly observed locations, detailed memories and the author’s continual grappling with political events, Notebooks is the equal of Serge’s novels." J. Hoberman on Victor Serge

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  20. 7. stu 2019.

    if you're a journalist in Chicago, I encourage you to check out this paid EIC job with the , one of the most remarkable and ambitious community papers in the city.

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