05/07/2018
Category: Lost & Found
Peeking into the cracks and crevices of culture.
12/07/2017
Eric Was Here
And then he was gone.
by Sarah Groves
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05/12/2015
Struggling Through
In Eileen Chang's Naked Earth, holding on to reality in Maoist China means living in the details.
by Stefany Anne Golberg
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04/06/2015
In the Ground
In Narayan's The English Teacher, writing with, and for, the dead in the background.
by Stefany Anne Golberg
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02/23/2015
Whistlin’ Dixie
W.J. Cash explored the divided mind of the South: romanticism and violence.
by Stefany Anne Golberg
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02/10/2015
Picture Books
Between pauper's bibles and the modern graphic novel, there's Frans Masereel's My Book of Hours – a crucial example of the power of stories without words.
by Stefany Anne Golberg
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01/05/2015
Master Pieces
Cyril Connolly set out to write a masterpiece, but he'd been writing it all along.
by Stefany Anne Golberg
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10/29/2014
Slipping Away
Portrait of Jennie is a small film, as far as history goes. But the dreamlike fantasy has much to say – about tomorrow, today, life, death, and New York.
by Stefany Anne Golberg
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10/01/2014
Outside the Box
Joseph Cornell felt trapped – by boxes, by chaos, by time. In his lesser-known films, we see his attempts to escape.
by Stefany Anne Golberg
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09/05/2014