Category Archives: Michael Chabon
‘Kavalier & Clay’ is One Amazing Adventure
Literature, for me, is a spiritual thing. Not in a nut-job way, but if I take the time to read a particular work, I do hope to somehow be the better for it by the time I close the back … Continue reading
NLR’s 2010 Top Ten Lit Picks
Since the Detroit Free Press didn’t deem necessary the inclusion of their top literary picks in today’s section, The Year in Review 2010: Arts & Entertainment, I quickly compiled a “2010 Top Ten” list (in no particular order) on behalf of … Continue reading
From Kavalier to Clay
I recently picked up Michael Chabon’s Manhood for Amateurs: The Pleasures and Regrets of a Husband, Father, and Son, and it seems I have unleashed a beast. Everywhere I turn, I either see something about this latest work or this … Continue reading
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