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Percival Everett

Mad Chatter
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From “Abstraction and Nonsense,” which was published in the Summer 2023 issue of The Yale Review. A version of this essay was delivered as a lecture at Yale University’s Whitney…

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Something for Nothing
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From the novel Dr. No, which will be published next month by Graywolf Press. 1. It is postulated that before the so-called Big Bang (like many, I imagine that it…

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New Books
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Discussed in this essay: Curzio Malaparte’s Diary of a Foreigner in Paris; Jazmina Barrera’s On Lighthouses; Elizabeth DiSavino’s Katherine Jackson French: Kentucky’s Forgotten Ballad Collector; Percival Everett’s Telephone over chess.…

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New Books
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If you were losing your mind, how would you know? What if instead it were the world that was losing its mind — flouting the usual statutes re: time and…

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Lucid Dreaming
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Two ways of looking at Percival Everett

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