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  1. After reading the #NYRB "Shithole Cinema" article (paywalled) a couple of months ago, I was looking forward to #RaduJude's "Kontinental '25". It is now on #BFIPlayer and doesn't disappoint. The disturbing collision between self-regard and real events, and the multiple ways to seek to use others to assuage guilt. After viewing the film, David Ehrlich 's IndieWire review added more appreciation.
    nybooks.com/online/2025/11/19/

    indiewire.com/criticism/movies

  2. After reading the #NYRB "Shithole Cinema" article (paywalled) a couple of months ago, I was looking forward to #RaduJude's "Kontinental '25". It is now on #BFIPlayer and doesn't disappoint. The disturbing collision between self-regard and real events, and the multiple ways to seek to use others to assuage guilt. After viewing the film, David Ehrlich 's IndieWire review added more appreciation.
    nybooks.com/online/2025/11/19/

    indiewire.com/criticism/movies

  3. After reading the #NYRB "Shithole Cinema" article (paywalled) a couple of months ago, I was looking forward to #RaduJude's "Kontinental '25". It is now on #BFIPlayer and doesn't disappoint. The disturbing collision between self-regard and real events, and the multiple ways to seek to use others to assuage guilt. After viewing the film, David Ehrlich 's IndieWire review added more appreciation.
    nybooks.com/online/2025/11/19/

    indiewire.com/criticism/movies

  4. After reading the #NYRB "Shithole Cinema" article (paywalled) a couple of months ago, I was looking forward to #RaduJude's "Kontinental '25". It is now on #BFIPlayer and doesn't disappoint. The disturbing collision between self-regard and real events, and the multiple ways to seek to use others to assuage guilt. After viewing the film, David Ehrlich 's IndieWire review added more appreciation.
    nybooks.com/online/2025/11/19/

    indiewire.com/criticism/movies

  5. Speaking of illustration, “Skin of Dreams” has the illustrations by Henri Desbarbieux, which were used when the book was serialized.

    #books #NYRB #Bookstodon

  6. Speaking of illustration, “Skin of Dreams” has the illustrations by Henri Desbarbieux, which were used when the book was serialized.

    #books #NYRB #Bookstodon

  7. Speaking of illustration, “Skin of Dreams” has the illustrations by Henri Desbarbieux, which were used when the book was serialized.

    #books #NYRB #Bookstodon

  8. Speaking of illustration, “Skin of Dreams” has the illustrations by Henri Desbarbieux, which were used when the book was serialized.

    #books #NYRB #Bookstodon

  9. New #books day is the best day — my latest shipment from #NYRB has arrived.

    Bravo for using a Kiki Smith on the Juniper Tree. A Paul Dalvaux is on the Queneau.

    #Bookstodon

  10. New #books day is the best day — my latest shipment from #NYRB has arrived.

    Bravo for using a Kiki Smith on the Juniper Tree. A Paul Dalvaux is on the Queneau.

    #Bookstodon

  11. New #books day is the best day — my latest shipment from #NYRB has arrived.

    Bravo for using a Kiki Smith on the Juniper Tree. A Paul Dalvaux is on the Queneau.

    #Bookstodon

  12. New #books day is the best day — my latest shipment from #NYRB has arrived.

    Bravo for using a Kiki Smith on the Juniper Tree. A Paul Dalvaux is on the Queneau.

    #Bookstodon

  13. Ah, the #NYRB, where every topic imaginable gets the same amount of intellectual hot air. 🎈 Peter Singer must be thrilled to be sandwiched between climate change and literary gifts. 📚🌍 But hey, at least there's a shop! 💸
    nybooks.com/articles/2025/04/2 #IntellectualDiscussion #PeterSinger #ClimateChange #LiteraryGifts #HackerNews #ngated

  14. Ah, the #NYRB, where every topic imaginable gets the same amount of intellectual hot air. 🎈 Peter Singer must be thrilled to be sandwiched between climate change and literary gifts. 📚🌍 But hey, at least there's a shop! 💸
    nybooks.com/articles/2025/04/2 #IntellectualDiscussion #PeterSinger #ClimateChange #LiteraryGifts #HackerNews #ngated

  15. Ah, the #NYRB, where every topic imaginable gets the same amount of intellectual hot air. 🎈 Peter Singer must be thrilled to be sandwiched between climate change and literary gifts. 📚🌍 But hey, at least there's a shop! 💸
    nybooks.com/articles/2025/04/2 #IntellectualDiscussion #PeterSinger #ClimateChange #LiteraryGifts #HackerNews #ngated

  16. Ah, the #NYRB, where every topic imaginable gets the same amount of intellectual hot air. 🎈 Peter Singer must be thrilled to be sandwiched between climate change and literary gifts. 📚🌍 But hey, at least there's a shop! 💸
    nybooks.com/articles/2025/04/2 #IntellectualDiscussion #PeterSinger #ClimateChange #LiteraryGifts #HackerNews #ngated

  17. 📗 "Mourning a Breast" by Xi Xi, translated from Chinese into English by Jennifer Feeley

    Originally published in 1992, apparently this was one of the first Chinese-language books that openly talked about breast cancer. The author discusses her diagnosis and treatment (mastectomy & radiation), but also just about everything else in her life. The information about cancer might be kind of general knowledge by now, but gives some insight on how taboo and unfamiliar it still was some 30 years ago.

    This is one of those memoirs that might suit fiction readers more than people who mostly read non-fiction. The author really follows her interests and thoughts into anything. When you're in the mood, it reads like sitting on a park bench next to an interesting lady who's telling you the most fascinating life stories and you can't wait to hear more. When you're not in the mood, you feel like a cashier and this kind old lady just won't stop talking and the line of customers is getting longer and longer and longer and please, please get on with your day, ma'am!

    Funnily enough Xi Xi very much knows her reader, and she doesn't mind you getting impatient or bored. Sometimes when things go on for too long, she gives you hints on where to skip to in the book to get on with her original recounting of her cancer. You go on ahead, I'm not done yet watching the grass move in the wind! She doesn't give a shit, haha.

    There's an afterword by the translator that gives a little more context. I was sad to read that Xi Xi passed away in 2022 (not due to cancer) during the translation process, so she never saw this English edition completed. In the book she often talks about English-Chinese translations and comparing international translations for fun, so I assume it must've made her excited to see at least the work getting started.

    #AmReading #memoir #WomenInTranslation #DisabilityLit #NYRB

  18. 📗 "Mourning a Breast" by Xi Xi, translated from Chinese into English by Jennifer Feeley

    Originally published in 1992, apparently this was one of the first Chinese-language books that openly talked about breast cancer. The author discusses her diagnosis and treatment (mastectomy & radiation), but also just about everything else in her life. The information about cancer might be kind of general knowledge by now, but gives some insight on how taboo and unfamiliar it still was some 30 years ago.

    This is one of those memoirs that might suit fiction readers more than people who mostly read non-fiction. The author really follows her interests and thoughts into anything. When you're in the mood, it reads like sitting on a park bench next to an interesting lady who's telling you the most fascinating life stories and you can't wait to hear more. When you're not in the mood, you feel like a cashier and this kind old lady just won't stop talking and the line of customers is getting longer and longer and longer and please, please get on with your day, ma'am!

    Funnily enough Xi Xi very much knows her reader, and she doesn't mind you getting impatient or bored. Sometimes when things go on for too long, she gives you hints on where to skip to in the book to get on with her original recounting of her cancer. You go on ahead, I'm not done yet watching the grass move in the wind! She doesn't give a shit, haha.

    There's an afterword by the translator that gives a little more context. I was sad to read that Xi Xi passed away in 2022 (not due to cancer) during the translation process, so she never saw this English edition completed. In the book she often talks about English-Chinese translations and comparing international translations for fun, so I assume it must've made her excited to see at least the work getting started.

    #AmReading #memoir #WomenInTranslation #DisabilityLit #NYRB

  19. 📗 "Mourning a Breast" by Xi Xi, translated from Chinese into English by Jennifer Feeley

    Originally published in 1992, apparently this was one of the first Chinese-language books that openly talked about breast cancer. The author discusses her diagnosis and treatment (mastectomy & radiation), but also just about everything else in her life. The information about cancer might be kind of general knowledge by now, but gives some insight on how taboo and unfamiliar it still was some 30 years ago.

    This is one of those memoirs that might suit fiction readers more than people who mostly read non-fiction. The author really follows her interests and thoughts into anything. When you're in the mood, it reads like sitting on a park bench next to an interesting lady who's telling you the most fascinating life stories and you can't wait to hear more. When you're not in the mood, you feel like a cashier and this kind old lady just won't stop talking and the line of customers is getting longer and longer and longer and please, please get on with your day, ma'am!

    Funnily enough Xi Xi very much knows her reader, and she doesn't mind you getting impatient or bored. Sometimes when things go on for too long, she gives you hints on where to skip to in the book to get on with her original recounting of her cancer. You go on ahead, I'm not done yet watching the grass move in the wind! She doesn't give a shit, haha.

    There's an afterword by the translator that gives a little more context. I was sad to read that Xi Xi passed away in 2022 (not due to cancer) during the translation process, so she never saw this English edition completed. In the book she often talks about English-Chinese translations and comparing international translations for fun, so I assume it must've made her excited to see at least the work getting started.

    #AmReading #memoir #WomenInTranslation #DisabilityLit #NYRB

  20. 📗 "Mourning a Breast" by Xi Xi, translated from Chinese into English by Jennifer Feeley

    Originally published in 1992, apparently this was one of the first Chinese-language books that openly talked about breast cancer. The author discusses her diagnosis and treatment (mastectomy & radiation), but also just about everything else in her life. The information about cancer might be kind of general knowledge by now, but gives some insight on how taboo and unfamiliar it still was some 30 years ago.

    This is one of those memoirs that might suit fiction readers more than people who mostly read non-fiction. The author really follows her interests and thoughts into anything. When you're in the mood, it reads like sitting on a park bench next to an interesting lady who's telling you the most fascinating life stories and you can't wait to hear more. When you're not in the mood, you feel like a cashier and this kind old lady just won't stop talking and the line of customers is getting longer and longer and longer and please, please get on with your day, ma'am!

    Funnily enough Xi Xi very much knows her reader, and she doesn't mind you getting impatient or bored. Sometimes when things go on for too long, she gives you hints on where to skip to in the book to get on with her original recounting of her cancer. You go on ahead, I'm not done yet watching the grass move in the wind! She doesn't give a shit, haha.

    There's an afterword by the translator that gives a little more context. I was sad to read that Xi Xi passed away in 2022 (not due to cancer) during the translation process, so she never saw this English edition completed. In the book she often talks about English-Chinese translations and comparing international translations for fun, so I assume it must've made her excited to see at least the work getting started.

    #AmReading #memoir #WomenInTranslation #DisabilityLit #NYRB

  21. #mlscup watching the #nyrb finally making it a game. Thought for sure #lagalaxy would blow them out

  22. The @[email protected] have made the playoffs in 15 straight @[email protected] seasons...@[email protected] will host their 1st Conference Final. So many x-factors in this one for me while it's also one that could be a real slog to get to the final score. Orlando City didn't score a goal on their own vs RBNY this year...but Ojeda wasn't the 10 either. What gives and who has to step up? #MLS #NYRB #OrlandoCitySC #MLSCupPlayoffs

  23. The @[email protected] have made the playoffs in 15 straight @[email protected] seasons...@[email protected] will host their 1st Conference Final. So many x-factors in this one for me while it's also one that could be a real slog to get to the final score. Orlando City didn't score a goal on their own vs RBNY this year...but Ojeda wasn't the 10 either. What gives and who has to step up? #MLS #NYRB #OrlandoCitySC #MLSCupPlayoffs

  24. The @[email protected] have made the playoffs in 15 straight @[email protected] seasons...@[email protected] will host their 1st Conference Final. So many x-factors in this one for me while it's also one that could be a real slog to get to the final score. Orlando City didn't score a goal on their own vs RBNY this year...but Ojeda wasn't the 10 either. What gives and who has to step up? #MLS #NYRB #OrlandoCitySC #MLSCupPlayoffs

  25. The Hudson River Derby is about to get really intense.

    Can @[email protected] finally break the @[email protected]' playoff dominance? Or will the Red Bulls continue their reign?

    Buckle up, because this one will be full of 'WOW' moments. Find it on Apple TV! #NYRB #NYCFC #MLSplayoffs

  26. The Hudson River Derby is about to get really intense.

    Can @[email protected] finally break the @[email protected]' playoff dominance? Or will the Red Bulls continue their reign?

    Buckle up, because this one will be full of 'WOW' moments. Find it on Apple TV! #NYRB #NYCFC #MLSplayoffs

  27. The Hudson River Derby is about to get really intense.

    Can @[email protected] finally break the @[email protected]' playoff dominance? Or will the Red Bulls continue their reign?

    Buckle up, because this one will be full of 'WOW' moments. Find it on Apple TV! #NYRB #NYCFC #MLSplayoffs

  28. @reesecommabill @jhill @ATLeagle For real. And likewise the #NSC front office, who love anything the #NYRB FO does.

  29. @reesecommabill @jhill @ATLeagle For real. And likewise the #NSC front office, who love anything the #NYRB FO does.

  30. @reesecommabill @jhill @ATLeagle For real. And likewise the #NSC front office, who love anything the #NYRB FO does.

  31. @reesecommabill @jhill @ATLeagle For real. And likewise the #NSC front office, who love anything the #NYRB FO does.