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Monthly Archives: May 2008
Five mini-reviews
“The Yiddish Policeman’s Union,” by Michael Chabon: Another great one from Chabon. Not quite as rich and chunky as “Cavalier and Clay,” for which he won the Pulitzer… but truly great. Chabon is an author you have to read slowly, … Continue reading
Comment imbalance
I had an interesting epiphany a day or two ago, based on a couple notions: I blog more when I get comments. Which makes perfect sense, and the writing might either be in reference to a comment, or just make … Continue reading