lacuna
Jonathan Franzen wrote a review for the New York Times that ignored any discussion of race, a stupefying lacuna; Whitehead says that Franzen in fact later apologized for it
Jonathan Franzen wrote a review for the New York Times that ignored any discussion of race, a stupefying lacuna; Whitehead says that Franzen in fact later apologized for it
the pallid lighting of underground transfer halls
Even within poems packed with dross, he’ll find his way to something, to a moment you won’t forget.
George Herriman was a New Orleans Creole, and the comedy has a laconic Southern charm to its arrangement
Walker figured out how to make the cutout congeal into chirography, a signature effect that seizes us, and to which we cannot be indifferent.