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Los Angeles-based writer Amina Cain has recently authored the much-anticipated Indelicacy (FSG, 2020).

Bailey Trela introduces Hyperallergic readers to Jacques Derrida and Paule Thévenin's new volume, Antonin Artaud: Drawings and Portraits (MIT Press).

Shane McCrae interviews Timothy Donnelly about his new book, The Problem of the Many (Wave), for BOMB this week.

At the New Yorker, read Kevin Dettmar's article about the fruition (and reception) of T.S. Eliot's "most important essay" "Tradition and the Individual Talent."

In the realm of repetition, recursion is a 'running back,' and permutation, one way out of several possible variations on how a set of things can be arranged.

At The Guardian, Alison Flood reads Stuart Kells's forthcoming Shakespeare's Library, which considers the bard's elusive book collection.

Tammy La Gorce of the New York Times had the pleasure of spending a whole Sunday with the stellar Astro Poets Dorothea Lasky and Alex Dimitrov.

At The Rumpus, Risa Denenberg dives into Grace Shuyi Liew's Careen (Noemi Press, 2019) and finds much to admire.

Yesterday was Sylvia Plath's birthday and as Newsweek reports the internet search engine honored her birthday with a drawing by artist Sophie Diao on its homepage.