I feel moved by these pictures. nice

just over here fondling my garnets

"Leonard and Marianne swim and swim as if the water itself is the island of hydra eviscerating itself in clear alcohol" I wrote these Death Styles abt the ambivalence of survival-- here's Clytemnestra & Leonard Cohen --aging & drinking--glamour & grief- poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine…

oh god he’s harnessed himself to the pool rope again. sisyphus ass

she would be 5 years old today … thank you for reading her book

Fantastic profile of KimHyesoon 김혜순시인 (inc. her translation process with Don Mee Choi 🩵) by Tammy Kim in The New Yorker !!! “Feminism isn’t something you’re born believing. Feminism is going through life and changing yourself.” newyorker.com/culture/person…

The discourse continues: @tricialockwood joins LRB editor Joanne O’Leary to discuss DFW’s troubled status as ‘Saint Dave’, when his writing was at its best and whether a novel can benefit from being left unfinished. 🎧 Listen here or on all podcast apps lrb.co.uk/podcasts-and-v…

Thank you @tricialockwood and @LRBBookshop for popping *Fair Play* by #ToveJansson into your bag of 5 📚️ to help readers navigate the next 20 years. We ❤️‍🔥 all 20 LRB bags, all of them utterly wise. Independent Alliance @moominofficial @riotcomms @Tovejansson1914 @Profile.Books

Watch Patricia Lockwood & I discuss my book A HEART THAT WORKS + her brilliant books, Lucia Berlin, Ronald McDonald, grief & sex. Video: youtube.com/live/tr723ZTDJ…❤️📚Book Passage

Issue 45.23 is now online, featuring: Patricia Lockwood and the pope a report from South Lebanon by Zain Samir Clare Bucknell on Byron David Trotter on Werner Herzog and a cover by Alexander Gorlizki. Read online now at lrb.co.uk

In which Patricia Lockwood meets the pope. lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v45/…

congrats I met the pope lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v45/…

me and my lady’s companion

after 95 years, these two are still going

“I feel … fading. I’m just a sad baby lying in my bed staring at the wall. But it’s better than dying on the bathroom floor. My dog would have lost his ever-loving mind.” Diaries from Lisa Carver. buff.ly/3TgBAob

I tried to write something a little different about Molly Brodak — about my memories of her, about Blake’s book, against tabloids but still wanting to know. lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v46/…

Our new issue, 46.12, is now online, featuring: Tom Crewe on fourteen years of the Conservatives Patricia Lockwood on A.S. Byatt Adam Shatz on Zionism William Davies on Generation Anxiety and Adam Phillips on getting the life you want. Read now at lrb.co.uk