Eastbound, by Maylis de Kerangal, Archipelago Books
The prose verges on the hallucinatory.
Movie as Poem in seven stanzas/seven days
an ode to poetry and the quiet acts of observation that feed its writing
Salcedo @The Guggenheim
I sensed her work might offer a temporary way around the high pitch of violence continuously audible here and abroad.
Ferrante’s Neapolitan Quartet
Standing back and looking at all four books: We could read them as one long tale of a divided self, with the two halves struggling to reunite into a mythic or psychological whole . .
Fists in Pockets (Pugni in Tasche), Marco Bellocchio
a pitiless rendering of an Italian bourgeois family