HILOBROW – Page 941 – Josh Glenn, ed.

JOHN LURIE, DISRUPTOR

By Deborah Wassertzug

Career novels for boys — they did exist!

By Lynn Peril

19^th
Oct

She scaled mountains wearing forbidden trousers.

By Elina Shatkin

18^th
Oct

One of history’s great noticers.

By Lucy Sante

18^th
Oct

He fit emotive, supple stories into the short, rhythmic space that is a song.

By Lynn Peril

17^th
Oct

The great striker of sentences between Joyce and Nabokov.

By David Smay

17^th
Oct

“A fool! A fool! Who’ll barter my reason for his folly?”

By Jerrold Freitag

16^th
Oct

The picaresque: From Candide to The Thirty-Nine Steps.

By Joshua Glenn

16^th
Oct

Meet Fu Manchu, in the 1912 story that introduced him!

By Sax Rohmer

15^th
Oct

His antihero, Pechorin, would kill on reality TV.

By Tor Aarestad