MDA HUM JO Joseph Quick An Absurdist Accounting: On Percival Everett’s The Trees If you’re even thinking about reading The Trees, you probably already have a decent idea what you’re getting yourself in for. But, if…
SCI MDA JO Joseph Quick Genealogies of Tomobiki: On Beautiful Dreamer, Scott Pilgrim, and The Tatami Galaxy I grew up in the south suburbs of Chicago. My first exposure to Japanese animation was Tranzor Z. WPWR, channel 60, weekday afternoons…
ART MDA LIF JO Joseph Quick F. Scott Fitzgerald Was A Man Who Couldn’t Stop Painting the Same Boat Gatsby is a love story. Then it’s a con. Then it’s something more unsettling than either. Once you know about Ginevra King, you can’t…
MDA HUM JO Joseph Quick The Double Bind of Black Literature: Reading Percival Everett’s Erasure Percival Everett’s Erasure might be the finest American novel since Don DeLillo’s White Noise — and for similar reasons. Both writers…
