HILOBROW – Page 1083 – Josh Glenn, ed.

JOHN LURIE, DISRUPTOR

By Deborah Wassertzug

Career novels for boys — they did exist!

By Lynn Peril

03^rd
Feb

His study of the cultural practices and mentalité of the poor was transformative.

By Tor Aarestad

03^rd
Feb

H.P. Lovecraft meets rock music and 1000 channels of cable TV.

By Peggy Nelson

02^nd
Feb

An aching, lost love letter from the margins of a Los Angeles past.

By Chris Rossi

02^nd
Feb

Jack London's post- apocalyptic plague novel — 3rd installment

By Jack London

02^nd
Feb

Librettos as supernaturally sophisticated as her melodic sixth sense.

By Adam McGovern

01^st
Feb

And out hopped Jagdish, sporting a winning grin, all set to party.

By Vijay Balakrishnan

01^st
Feb

Ironic bite, elegant judgmentalism, cut-glass elegance

By Mark Kingwell

31^st
Jan

He clears away the worship that can cloud minds.

By Adam McGovern