HILOBROW – Page 1088 – Josh Glenn, ed.

JOHN LURIE, DISRUPTOR

By Deborah Wassertzug

Career novels for boys — they did exist!

By Lynn Peril

13^th
Jan

"And see the earth, a spurnèd pebble, fall —"

By Joshua Glenn

12^th
Jan

We exchanged for a moment the smile of the headless.

By Vijay Balakrishnan

12^th
Jan

He navigated between the poles of civilization and wilderness.

By Peggy Nelson

11^th
Jan

Necessarily disjunctive; happy with accidents.

By Peggy Nelson

11^th
Jan

Solving an unknown factor of art and an unknown factor of life.

By Alix Lambert

10^th
Jan

Details are sketchy.

By Chris Rossi

10^th
Jan

In the city, you’re always part of a larger play of light.

By Vijay Balakrishnan

10^th
Jan

Bolger’s flailing rubber legs made sense in The Wizard of Oz.

By Mike Fleisch