The other, Robert (Edward Bauer), is an essayist and critic.
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Ibby Caputo is a journalist, essayist, audio producer and editor.
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Mr. Laist is a professor of English and an essayist.
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According to the essayist, she has talent, curiosity and pluck.
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Essayist after essayist in this powerful book (there are also some poems) considers black experience in America in light of the recent deaths of Trayvon Martin, Tamir Rice, Sandra Bland, Eric Garner and others.
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The poet Louise Glück, the short story writer Alice Munro, the journalist/essayist Ian Frazier, the journalist/biographer Calvin Tomkins, the critic Sharon Cameron, the journalist/essayist Michael Greenberg, the art historian Michael Fried.
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Kristi Coulter is an essayist and fiction writer living in Seattle.
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Robert Pinsky is an American poet, essayist, literary critic, and translator.
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She is also a creative nonfiction essayist and a book reviewer.
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Stephie Grob Plante is an Austin-based features writer and essayist.
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She too is a kind of essayist, a figure of inclusion.
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A fiction writer and occasional essayist, Kelley was, himself, notably woke.
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Bob Brody is an executive and essayist in New York City.
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That hasn't deterred Joshua Rivkin, a poet and essayist, from trying.
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Verdell Walker is a writer and essayist based in Los Angeles.
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Weiner has always been a gifted novelist and a powerful essayist.
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Weiner has always been a gifted novelist and a powerful essayist.
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Not every great essayist makes for a great novelist, but Coates, who was a poet before he became an essayist, has always been celebrated as much for his lyrical language as for his clear and forceful ideas.
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The broad claims of the essayist are no match for the digital
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Hanif Abdurraqib is a poet, essayist, and cultural critic from Columbus, Ohio.
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Daniel Penny is an essayist, journalist, poet, and instructor at Columbia University.
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As an essayist he is thought-provoking, tantalizing, irritating, abusing and amusing.
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Take Ester, a poet, essayist and the main character in Willful Disregard.
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This is a big part of his appeal as a video essayist.
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Dominique Matti is an essayist, editor, and cool mom based in Philadelphia.
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For Alberto Barrera Tyszka, an essayist, the video shows the "decadence" of chavismo.
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Cheeky video essayist exurb1a uses human forgetfulness to explain the concept of determinism.
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Columbus is a stunner of a debut from video essayist turned director Kogonada.
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He was a brilliant, savage essayist — utterly irresponsible and therefore, at times, hilarious.
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The poet, essayist and environmentalist Gary Snyder answers our By the Book questions.
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More recently the idea was popularised by Isaiah Berlin, a British philosopher and essayist.
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The poet, essayist, founder and editor of Prelude Magazine doesn't need no stinkin' shelves.
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As an essayist, much of Zhang's work focuses on the Chinese-American immigrant experience.
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Morrison, a novelist, essayist and educator, won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1993.
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Meghan Moravcik Walbert is a freelance journalist and essayist based in Pennsylvania's Lehigh Valley.
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At least, that's the conceit of a new video by indie film essayist Kaptainkristian.
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Columbus is a stunner of a feature debut from video essayist turned director Kogonada.
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" Ms. Ghansah, an essayist, added that she wanted to honor them "very, very much.
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He also reflects on his own activity as a poet, essayist, filmmaker and novelist.
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I am rolling disability, Berkeley professor, poet and essayist, father — in no particular order.
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Generation Identity originated in France in the orbit of the nativist essayist Renaud Camus.
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I first met poet, essayist and activist Eli Clare just before his gender transition.
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Mr. Masello is an essayist and the executive editor of Milieu, a magazine about design.
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David Masello is an essayist and the executive editor of Milieu, a magazine about design.
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Nora Nelson was a bestselling sex essayist, but now she's grown up and settled down.
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Camus has spent most of his career as a critic, novelist, diarist, and travel essayist.
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Yet Davenport avoided this fate and became a prolific essayist, illustrator, translator, poet, fiction writer.
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My sweet spot as a writer, and especially as an essayist is sub-1500 words.
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Kreider, a political cartoonist and essayist, has indeed written this book because he loves you.
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C.S. Giscombe is a poet, essayist and professor of English at University of California, Berkeley.
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"He is a very practical person," said Bas Heijne, a leading Dutch essayist and commentator.
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"Go back to Tel Aviv!" demonstrators yelled recently at the prominent French essayist Alain Finkielkraut.
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Come for the essayist in Hagan, stay for the eye-popping details and artful gossip.
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Long before he tried opium, Thomas De Quincey, the English essayist, was addicted to books.
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The film work of this Vietnamese cine-essayist, documentarian and theorist gets a full retrospective.
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No. 47 Columbus, Ohio Abdurraqib is a poet, essayist and cultural critic from Columbus, Ohio.
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Adam Ferriss AI Is My Shepherd Essayist Virginia Heffernan explores the short history of technology worship.
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And before he was a memoirist — before Kitchen Confidential, before Medium Raw — he was an essayist.
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"The blues contain multitudes," Kevin Young, the poet and essayist (and this magazine's poetry editor), writes .
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As a result, Matsumoto—a video artist, film theoretician, essayist—blended his past professions into moviemaking.
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It was "second only to death as a leveler," wrote the essayist Allen Sangree in 1907.
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You're my best friend, Montaigne, like every subsequent essayist of his type, implies to his readers.
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"To Quote Myself: A Memoir," Khaya Dlanga A hilarious memoir by a great South African essayist.
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Olga Tokarczuk is a novelist, essayist and screenwriter, and the author of "Flights," among other books.
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There's a question I want to answer: How does an essayist live inside her own walls?
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James Baldwin Author, essayist, writer, and activist, James Baldwin was a true son of the Harlem Renaissance.
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Min Li Chan Min Li Chan is an essayist and technologist based in San Francisco and Detroit.
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Letter 131 The author and essayist shares insights on immigrant striving, social media and Australia's imperfect meritocracy.
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YouTube essayist Shannon Strucci launched a spinoff of the "Fake Friends" series, which focuses on parasocial relationships.
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Melissa Febos is a writer and essayist who penned the critically acclaimed memoir, Whip Smart, in 2010.
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An essayist of uncommon depth and breadth, O'Toole is a Dubliner known for his work on Ireland.
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Follow Leslie Lehr, a prizewinning author, screenwriter, essayist and story consultant living in Southern California, on Twitter.
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This makes "Waverly" more a memoir, with Daniel as an in-person essayist, than strictly a drama.
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And he is a successful professional racecar driver, filmmaker, essayist and blogger, with millions of followers online.
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Dalloway, sweeping The Waves, whimsical Orlando — she also found time to become a brilliant critic and essayist.
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Mr. Anton is also a prolific essayist who flavors his writing with references to Gibbon and Montesquieu.
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Bina Shah is an essayist and novelist whose latest book is "Before She Sleeps," a feminist dystopia.
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A programmer, a memoirist, an essayist, a novelist, Ullman's a poet at a computer, whatever the medium.
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Mr. Sigal was a prolific essayist for The Guardian and other publications and a popular BBC commentator.
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The playwright and essayist Sabina Berman is organizing the Mexican program with the festival's director, Laszlo Jakab Orsos.
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Sánchez, a columnist, poet, and essayist, has taken the book world by storm with her debut YA novel.
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The lesson is that even the greatest essayist in the world needed to be schooled on gender politics.
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An essayist (his Tumblr posts after the Orlando shooting and Prince's death have been cleareyed and devastatingly felt).
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Maher ably fills several roles on his show, "Real Time": stand-up comic, interviewer, panel host and essayist.
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Video essayist turned narrative filmmaker Kogonada offers a surprisingly elegant response to this question in his debut feature.
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The beginning of prolific film essayist Tony Zhou's latest video, The Marvel Symphonic Universe, feels like a roast.
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"Getting Off," the debut book by the 35-year-old Mexican-American essayist Erica Garza, is comparably affecting.
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At issue was an article Harper's had scheduled for the March edition written by the essayist Katie Roiphe.
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The essayist David Shields has never shied away from offering candid details about his inner and outer life.
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"When I was raised up, we were poor, poor, poor," Mr. Liggett told the photo essayist Ian Crane.
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Her brother, Milton Himmelfarb, who died in 22017, was an essayist known for his observations on Jewish affairs.
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Shamira Ibrahim is a Brooklyn-based writer who explores identity and culture as a critic, reporter, and essayist.
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Marie Myung-OK Lee is a novelist, essayist and teaches fiction as a Writer in Residence at Columbia.
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Video essayist Lindsay Ellis breaks down just one aspect of Miller's craft in her video on planting and payoff.
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A new retrospective at Anthology Film Archives presents the work of pioneering independent director and film essayist Mark Rappaport.
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Some of her videos hit 45 minutes in length, and it's a trend that's seen throughout the essayist community.
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Vijay Das is a Washington-based essayist and policy advocate who writes on social, health and economic justice issues.
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Buy Master of the Senate here: Amazon | Barnes & Noble The novelist and essayist Zadie Smith is Baradaran's favorite author.
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Because no one would hire me, except on a per-assignment basis, I became a freelance journalist and essayist.
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She was married to the essayist and scholar George Steiner, who spent much of his career at Cambridge University.
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More than100 years later, Nahui Olin — painter, poet, essayist, teacher, model, and muse — is still struggling to be understood.
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The essayist Morgan Jerkins has been explicit about how writing on black suffering jump-started, and still structures, her career.
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A respected philosopher, teacher, and essayist, Nathalie learns that her longtime husband (André Marcon) is leaving her for another woman.
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It would be as reductive to call Wendell Berry a conservationist as it would be to call him an essayist.
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Open Book This week, the prolific critic, essayist and novelist Tim Parks temporarily takes over as our Roving Eye columnist.
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The Writer's Room The novelist and essayist on his studio in Harlem, where he wrote his new novel, 'Black Deutschland.
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The writer Gracy Olmstead, an Idaho native, talked with the legendary writer, essayist and farmer Wendell Berry on American farming.
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Showler, a Canadian poet and essayist, has written about the show for BuzzFeed and The Los Angeles Review of Books.
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An earlier version of this column misspelled the name of a Rolling Stone essayist; he is Bob Moser, not Mosher.
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There's the acclaimed poet, essayist, and novelist Morgan Parker, known for writing about the realities of Black womanhood in America.
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But those who arrive today to pay homage to Baldwin won't find anything commemorating that American novelist, playwright and essayist.
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" The essayist expressed contempt for what he called "the spirit of the asphalt democracy" and predicted a "day of judgment.
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My former student and present assistant Jeff, the essayist Garnette Cadogan, the reviewer Carolyn Kellogg, Salman Rushdie and Jamaica Kincaid.
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Ms. Danler is a novelist, essayist and screenwriter whose 2016 New York Times best seller, "Sweetbitter," was a series on Starz.
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Video essayist KaptainKristian seems to have found the same thing, because his latest video delves into what makes the movie great.
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A plaintive is increasingly heard in writers like New York Times columnist David Brooks and New York magazine essayist Andrew Sullivan.
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This year, the museum will honor Fran Lebowitz, the witty author and essayist — often called a contemporary Dorothy Parker — on Sept.
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"I'm already discredited, I'm already politicized, before I get out of the gate," she told the essayist Hilton Als in 2003.
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She was a feminist scholar and essayist who also wrote about D. H. Lawrence, Henry Miller and Djuna Barnes, among others.
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Her story mirrors that of Ms. Alexander, 103, an acclaimed poet and essayist, and President Barack Obama's inaugural poet in 210.
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His marriages to Martine van Woerkens, a scholar of India, and to the novelist and essayist Nancy Huston ended in divorce.
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That honor goes to the complicated personal and professional relationship she had with the meta-novelist and essayist David Foster Wallace.
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This month, Yellow Vest protesters in Paris accosted Alain Finkielkraut, a leading French essayist and the son of an Auschwitz survivor.
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An erudite German-born essayist, Mr. Elsaesser was as enthusiastic about the films of Fassbinder as he was about Hollywood melodramas.
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As an essayist, he was a contributor to The New York Times Book Review, The Village Voice, Dissent and other publications.
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Turning ideas into feelings is the thing an essayist is supposed to do, but political punditry should probably be more detached.
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"Kushner is the son-in-law of someone who called Mexicans 'killers and rapists,'" historian and essayist Enrique Krauze tweeted on Tuesday.
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He is particularly exercised by Éric Zemmour, a reactionary essayist, and Alain Finkielkraut, a formerly left-wing philosopher turned critic of multiculturalism.
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Though known best as a novelist and essayist, he was also a master chronicler of the things he saw as a journalist.
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After arriving in Cuba on March 24, the royals will pay their respects to essayist, poet and Cuban national hero Jose Marti.
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In 1875 William Rathbone Greg, an English essayist, said that people were living "without leisure and without pause—a life of haste".
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"I'm an essayist; I write the word I all day long, and I'm nervous when I do," she writes near the beginning.
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The Scottish philosopher — who also was the first to label economics a "dismal science" — also worked as a essayist, historian, and mathematician.
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The show is masterfully shot, and each frame essayist Celia Gómez curates looks so good it could be hung on a wall.
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Agents and editors reached out with promises of book deals, envisioning her as a female counterpart to the vulgar essayist Tucker Max.
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In a treatise published in 1757, Edmund Burke, an Irish essayist and statesman, outlined the differences between the beautiful and the sublime.
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But he was a prolific essayist and critic, reviewing the work of black writers like Jean Toomer, Countee Cullen and René Maran.
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Mary Annaïse Heglar is a climate justice essayist and the director of publications at the Natural Resources Defense Council in New York.
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"When he works with people, he becomes almost invisible," Mr. Berger, the critic, essayist and novelist who died last year, once noted.
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He mentored another freed slave, Tom Molineaux, and instructed the essayist William Hazlitt (and according to some accounts, Lord Byron) in sparring.
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The essayist Adam Gopnik joins the players of the Orchestra of St. Luke's, reading original writing among the movements of Schubert's Octet.
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And here comes Pascal Bruckner, the (very) French essayist and intellectual, with a book of exactly that title and exactly that length.
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His fan the essayist Max Beerbohm made a sour list of twenty instances in which he thought that James had falsified documents.
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Bilal Dardai is a playwright, performer, essayist, and official guy in your newsfeed who's always posting about either politics or science fiction.
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Essayist Meghan O'Gieblyn was raised in a fundamentalist Christian household in Michigan by parents who, at one point, believed the apocalypse was imminent.
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"He was an essayist, a novelist, wrote books about food, wrote and illustrated for The New Yorker and Holiday Magazine," a travel journal.
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"Corruption is not a disagreeable characteristic of the Mexican political system: it is the system," wrote Gabriel Zaid, an essayist, 30 years ago.
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Lou Andreas-Salomé — a novelist, essayist, and psychoanalyst who won the hearts of Freud, Nietzsche, and Rilke — led an almost infinitely varied life.
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Thane Rosenbaum is a novelist, essayist and distinguished fellow at NYU School of Law where he directs the Forum on Law, Culture & Society.
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" Odds are that the rest of us won't have the cheerful equanimity of the essayist William Hazlitt: "I have led a happy life.
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While Gaitskill is best known for her fiction, this collection demonstrates her power as an essayist, and thrums with the same sexual energy.
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Since then, Smith has become an adept essayist, one who is never afraid to use a well placed "I" or a personal anecdote.
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Except, that is, in "The Kiss: Intimacies From Writers," edited by Brian Turner, himself an essayist, as well as a poet and memoirist.
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Witnessing this sacrilege was Jorge Carrión, a Barcelona-based novelist and essayist who at the time was preparing a cultural history of bookstores.
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Ms. Adnan, a 92-year-old Lebanese poet and essayist (she writes in Arabic, French and English), is also a visual artist extraordinaire.
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Henry David Thoreau — essayist, poet, philosopher, abolitionist, naturalist, tax resister, development critic, surveyor, and historian — is one of America's most well-known writers.
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Ta-Nehisi Coates is such a great essayist that he more or less single-handedly resurrected the conversation about reparations for black Americans.
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ACROSTIC — It's the very first acrostic of the year, which lends this excerpt, from a venerable novelist and essayist, a particularly auspicious quality.
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Murray — a prolific essayist, novelist, and critic, as well as a founding member of Jazz at Lincoln Center — is not a household name.
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She performs a down-and-out version of what the essayist and critic Logan Pearsall Smith called a "swimgloat," a triumphal glide through society.
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In fairness, "decorated essayist" might sound like a strange goal for a high school student to have, especially considering where I went to school.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Douglas Crase is an American poet, essayist, critic, and biographer who writes luminously about a range of subjects.
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In the meantime, there are the quieter pleasures of Columbus, the beautifully unhurried directorial debut of Kogonada, the Korean-American video essayist turned filmmaker.
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In his time, Walden Pond -- and the woods around it -- were owned by Ralph Waldo Emerson, the essayist and intellectual leader of the Transcendentalists.
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A poet, short story writer, novelist and essayist, Sandra Cisneros is often noted one of the most influential Latinas in the literary space today.
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Observations like this one are at the heart of "Busted in New York," a new essay collection by the novelist and essayist Darryl Pinckney.
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After Kate Walter, a memoirist and essayist, was accepted onto Westbeth's wait list in 1987, she tried to put it out of her mind.
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"Traditionally, Christians in China were mainly concerned with saving people's souls," said Yu Jie, an exiled essayist who helped convert Mr. Wang in 2005.
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Fleischmann is an author, editor, essayist and critic, and this book-length essay is perfect for intellectual creative types who love to analyze art.
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"Apology for the Woman Writing" (2008), a work of historical fiction, deals with Marie de Gournay, the amanuensis to the essayist Michel de Montaigne.
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The Daily: In today's podcast, we listen in on the travel ban litigation and revisit the words of the novelist and essayist James Baldwin.
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Quignard—a novelist and essayist of an oblique, aphoristic bent—writes: All sound is the invisible in the form of a piercer of envelopes.
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Sedaris had his major break as an essayist with his 1992 piece "Santaland Diaries," which he read on National Public Radio to great acclaim.
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Books of The Times Charles Lamb, the English essayist, hoped his last breath would be inhaled through a pipe and exhaled in a pun.
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One such meeting hacker is Costache's inspiration, Paul Graham, a British essayist and programmer and a founder of Y Combinator, the storied Mountain View, Calif.
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Joan Juliet Buck is the acclaimed author of The Price of Illusion, the former longtime editor of Vogue Paris, and a novelist, critic and essayist.
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Anyone already familiar with her work as a poet and essayist would not be shocked to find that Ms. Broder radiates an immediate, cozy candor.
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Pub date: April The acclaimed poet and essayist publishes her first play, about a wealthy Manhattan couple and the emerging artist they invite to dinner.
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A video from cinema lover and video essayist, Daniel Mcilwraith, collects a group of Tarkovsky's best doorways shots as a tribute to the late director.
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Enrique Krauze, a leading historian and essayist, is sure that, if elected president, Mr López Obrador would seek to accrue the powers of a strongman.
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Inspired by the Radiohead subreddit threads surrounding "Daydreaming," filmmaker and video essayist Rishi Kaneria dives into the video's various possible meanings in a new video.
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The essayist and psychoanalyst Adam Phillips puts it well when he says that happiness is fine as a side effect, but it's a cruel demand.
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Knowing where you are starting from — as a person, as an essayist — is, in other words, a sure way of getting nowhere, or nowhere interesting.
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This compelling portrait of Jane Carlyle, the wife of the essayist Thomas Carlyle, illuminates the outwardly decorous but often inwardly tempestuous lives of Victorian women.
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The author, a novelist and essayist, has taught writing for years, and his thoughtful and erudite reflections deepen the narrative and infuse it with compassion.
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Junko Sakai, a Japanese writer, has likened a sushi chef's approach to that of an essayist, and a kaiseki chef's to that of a novelist.
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Books of The Times The essayist Michel de Montaigne thought that quoting well, in a piece of writing, was akin to arranging other people's flowers.
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Thane Rosenbaum is a novelist, essayist and distinguished fellow at New York University School of Law, where he directs the Forum on Law, Culture & Society.
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He believes, in the tradition of the great American photo essayist, Eugene Smith, that photography "is a small voice" that can help change the world.
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The best essays record the tacks and turns of an interesting mind, and Hustvedt — also an accomplished art critic and essayist — is never not interesting.
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In 1965, Mr. Simmons, an incisive, erudite reviewer and essayist, won a William Faulkner Foundation Award for "Powdered Eggs," recognized as a notable first novel.
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MAKE IT SCREAM, MAKE IT BURNEssaysBy Leslie Jamison Pity the personal essayist, fated to play with a reader's tolerance for that most cursed of vowels.
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It may help to calm readers (especially younger ones) to remember that Daum is not a policymaker but rather a lauded memoirist and personal essayist.
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"The Mighty Franks," by Michael Frank, an essayist and short-story writer who has reviewed books for The Los Angeles Times, falls into this category.
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But the eventual route that roughly followed the Mohawk River west to Lake Erie was largely credited to an anonymous essayist who called himself Hercules.
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Such a beginning is understandable for Fussell, as it would be for any essayist — to stake a claim in one's enterprise, to make it matter.
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A well-known rights lawyer and essayist, he met President George W. Bush at the White House in 2006, just months after converting to Christianity.
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Another story this work evokes, from essayist Robert Fulghum, tells of a fireman speaking to a tenant whose apartment fire started in the tenant's bed.
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This fluid conception has propelled Als to become his own protean person: photo editor, graphic designer, music and theater critic, essayist, curator, and visual artist.
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One of those creators is E;R (otherwise known as "EsemicolonR"), an essayist who often includes anti-Semitic, sexist, homophobic, and cruel language in his videos.
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The Recovering: Intoxication and Its AftermathBy Leslie Jamison Out April 3In her first collection, The Empathy Exams, Leslie Jamison proved her prowess as a singular essayist.
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After a Harper's article by essayist Katie Roiphe apparently could have outed Donegan as the list's creator, Twitter became quite the platform for protecting her identity.
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Video essayist kaptainkristian discusses Calvin and Hobbes' impact on how we think about art and captialism in a new short called Calvin & Hobbes - Art Before Commerce.
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Frank has been delivering some version of this message for the past two decades as a political essayist and a founding editor of The Baffler magazine.
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Although being probably the most widely read of living psychoanalysts, the prolific British essayist Adam Phillips has always been a somewhat equivocal advocate for his profession.
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Shortly thereafter, essayist Celine Pina wrote on Facebook that Pougetoux exemplified the Muslim Brotherhood's "infiltration of student unions," perverting their history of advocating for women's rights.
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The city, famous for its endless summer "white nights," also has a Dostoyevsky festival, celebrating the life and work of this 19th-century novelist and essayist.
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Mr. Theroux, whose short tenure at Andover ended in the early 1980s, is a novelist, poet and essayist who has taught at prestigious colleges and universities.
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The poet and essayist Claudia Rankine ("Citizen"), who years ago created a performance aboard a Bronx bus ("Provenance of Beauty"), makes a stop at the Shed.
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On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous, Ocean Vuong Ocean Vuong is already an accomplished poet and essayist, and On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous is his debut novel.
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He was a novelist, essayist, journalist, biographer, memoirist, teacher, translator and founder, with Bellow, of three literary magazines, most recently News From the Republic of Letters.
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They included the historian Leopoldo Castedo, the book designer Mauricio Amster, the playwright and essayist José Ricardo Morales and the painters Roser Bru and José Balmes.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article erroneously included a magazine among the publications for which the essayist Katie Roiphe has written.
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Essayist Susan Sontag, whom many credit with popularizing the term, is heavily bent toward a vision of camp wherein failed seriousness trumps any possibility of authenticity.
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Over 70 years later, art critic and essayist Demetrio Paparoni seems to agree that we're a little less obsessed with the devil than we once were.
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" The Mexican historian and essayist Enrique Krauze told me, "There's an immense risk in approaching a person that has done such harm with a sympathetic view.
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At Magnum he offered assignments to the great war photographer and photo essayist W. Eugene Smith after Mr. Smith had had a falling-out with Life.
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Following an official welcome, the royal couple started their trip with a wreath-laying ceremony at the memorial of Cuba's national hero, essayist and poet José Martí.
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In her second poetry collection, the Chicago polymath (she's a professor, essayist, and comic book author) grapples with the consequences of that deadly "Red Summer" in verse.
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I finally got around to watching one of the movies I'd been most interested in seeing last year: Columbus, the debut feature from the film essayist Kogonada.
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"Bukele's campaign was very prolonged, but he had few concrete ideas," said Pablo Benítez, a left-wing essayist and political analyst with the University of El Salvador.
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Video essayist Nerdwriter1 makes an eerie case for Francisco Goya's most haunting work from the Black Paintings he devoted his final years to: Saturn Devouring His Son.
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The characters are Howard, an essayist-cum-poet with populist ideas, his daughter Judy, a brilliant, sardonic sort adept at cocktail party chatter, and her lover Jack.
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Harvey is an American novelist and essayist, the author of Paper puzzle and Justice in the Round; and the host of Beyond the Law with Harold Michael.
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This article was first published in VICE Canada Alana Massey made her name as an essayist for publications like Buzzfeed, The Cut, The Guardian and Pacific Standard.
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A commanding figure with huge eyeglasses and a generous mustache, Lankesh was a compulsively productive, endlessly quarrelsome English professor, fiction writer, poet, playwright, filmmaker, essayist and journalist.
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" Writing in The London Review of Books, the Scottish poet and essayist Kathleen Jamie placed Macfarlane's work in unhappy historical context: "What's that coming over the hill?
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Bob Brody, an executive and essayist in New York City, is the author of the memoir "Playing Catch With Strangers: A Family Guy (Reluctantly) Comes of Age."
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"This is the end of the United States as the Northern Star — the star that used to guide democracy," said Sabina Berman, a Mexican playwright and essayist.
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By Morgan Parker Parker, an award-winning poet and essayist, drew from her high school journals and an unfinished memoir to create this loosely autobiographical Y.A. debut.
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Its publication follows similar works of polemic recently by the novelist Bret Easton Ellis (White) and the journalist and essayist Wesley Yang (The Souls of Yellow Folk).
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A French media artist who was the pre-eminent film essayist of his generation, Marker (1921-2012) orchestrated a medley of voices for this wide-ranging inquiry.
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An essayist and fiction writer, her prose has appeared in several publications, including Amazon's Day One, Catapult, Buzzfeed, Literary Hub, The Rumpus, and forthcoming at the Kenyon Review.
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Walter Benjamin, a kind of wandering essayist whose work I follow through the book, talks about "wreckage piling upon wreckage" as an image of modern history since 1918.
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The philosophical novelist and essayist Michel Tournier, who died in January, believed that nearly all human conflicts could be traced to the tensions between rootless and rooted peoples.
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Marti, a poet and political essayist, was living in New York when he drew up plans for an invasion of Cuba as part of the rebellion against Spain.
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But as a politically engaged, philosophically minded poet, essayist and diplomat, he was as close as one could get in the United States to being a public intellectual.
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Over more than 40 years, she has been, sometimes all at once, a poet, essayist, novelist, humorist, naturalist, critic, theologian, collagist and full-throated singer of mystic incantations.
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As a black feminist poet and essayist who attended Wellesley college, McCray's radical views were carried into the mainstream when she began a career in New York politics.
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But Jerkins is everything a young essayist should be: willing to float a bold thesis and interested enough in a larger truth to complicate or even undo it.
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As novelist and essayist both, Robinson has always been something of an underwater archaeologist, diving into the twilight zones of memory to drag lost histories into the light.
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Most of the Surrealists came to the movement via Romanian-born French poet and essayist Tristan Tzara's participation in the nihilistic-revolutionary 1916 Dada Café Voltaire in Zurich.
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"I was 24 hours into a stay at Rivendell when I finally worked out the arc of my book," the essayist Mary Laura Philpott wrote in an email.
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And it was essential equipment for the full-time writer he became, privately as the lifelong keeper of a daily journal, and publicly as a lecturer and essayist.
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"I am reduced to my irreducible self," the poet and essayist Wendell Berry wrote in "An Entrance to the Woods," after camping alone along Kentucky's Red River Gorge.
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The sensuous, humane, world-changing spirit of the Bauhaus was captured by the American poet, essayist and former architecture student June Jordan in her book "Civil Wars" (1981).
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These people included Merton; the abstract painter Frederic Thursz; the writer, farmer, and environmental activist, Wendell Berry; and the writer, translator, essayist, poet, artist and philosopher, Guy Davenport.
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Art writer and editor David Velasco, essayist and woke woman Charlotte Shane, and poet and social worker Jasmine Gibson are exploring and evolving in their open or monogamous relationships.
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Many praised the openly gay author, essayist and campaigner as a role model who challenged widespread prejudices and emboldened young LGBT+ Africans to be open about who they were.
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In her essay "The Weight," Rachel Kaadzi Ghansah writes about her resentment of Baldwin's status as the black American essayist, and how it is so often reduced to tokenism.
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In Powers Of Two: Finding the Essence of Innovation in Creative Pairs, author and essayist, Joshua Shenk, makes the case that the foundation of creativity is social, not individual.
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But I am actively drawn to essays, and am right now immersed in "Life Sentences," a 2012 collection by William Gass (our most accomplished living American essayist, hands down).
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In recent years, the poem Sacks has inserted most often into his paintings is "To Ryszard Krynicki—A Letter," by the mid-century Polish poet and essayist Zbigniew Herbert.
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Martin E. Dempsey, the former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the astronaut Eileen M. Collins and the journalist and essayist Pete Hamill were also among the honorees.
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She also ran in the circles of the art critic and essayist, Clement Greenberg, who helped introduce her to Jackson Pollock, Willem and Elaine de Kooning, and Franz Kline.
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Since he is Alan Bennett — the diarist, essayist and writer of peerless comedies like "Single Spies" and "The History Boys" — he is considerably more eloquent in expressing such sentiments.
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He was a critic, a poet, an essayist, a novelist and an editor who lived freely with his wife and the various boyfriends that stayed in the couple's townhouse.
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Kogonada, the supercut master and "video essayist" who compiled Wes Anderson's symetrical shots and Stanley Kubrick's one point perspectives, pieces together this compilation for the Criterion Collection's Vimeo channel.
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Kathleen Jamie is a poet, essayist and professor of creative writing at the University of Stirling and the author of the forthcoming "Surfacing," from which this essay is adapted.
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He's the kind of essayist who knows both how to use data to ground an argument and how to use poetry to lift it up and make it sing.
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In January 22014, Hale was a 49-year-old freelance journalist and essayist, living in New York with one recently released YA book and a second under contract with HarperCollins.
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Film essayist and editor Tony Zhou, known for his highly engaging Every Frame a Painting series, put together a rather meta short called How Does an Editor Think and Feel?
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Here are some of Morales' famous predecessors: Cuba's revolutionary poet and essayist Jose Marti, a central figure in the island's 19803th-century independence struggle, was exiled in the early 1870s.
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She also sits on the board of directors of the Joseph Brodsky Memorial Fellowship Fund, a nonprofit organization based in New York and named for the acclaimed poet and essayist.
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A spate of initial public offerings, and a series of crises, have given our essayist, John Schwartz, another brilliant idea on his long trek toward wealth or, at least, solvency.
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The other guests included Lillian Gish, Gloria Vanderbilt, the playwright Paul Osborn ("Morning's at Seven") and the fabled critic Walter Kerr and his wife, the essayist and playwright Jean Kerr.
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"For fear of not setting one community against another, you wind up hiding things," said the novelist and essayist Pascal Bruckner, a signer of the manifesto after Ms. Knoll's death.
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The renowned novelist, poet and essayist is distinctly remembered for her poem, "Ajj Aakhaan Waris Shah Nu," which mourned over the harrowing 1947 split of India and Pakistan, Google said.
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Marti, a poet and political essayist, was living in New York at the time he drew up plans for an invasion of Cuba as part of the rebellion against Spain.
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A. A. Gill, an essayist and cultural critic whose stylishly malicious restaurant reviews for The Sunday Times made him one of Britain's most celebrated journalists, died on Saturday in London.
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It's the first novel from Sloane Crosley, the renowned essayist behind I Was Told There'd Be Cake (speaking of showy titles), and it plays again and again on various clasps.
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On Europe1, one of the main radio stations in France, essayist Paul-Marie Coûteaux said he had given notes to the Fillon campaign for the speech Le Pen picked up.
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At least that was the hypothesis of Robert Menasse, an Austrian novelist and essayist who moved here in 2000 to try to get under the bureaucratic skin of the place.
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