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Posts by Meghan Racklin

Looking for the canonical criticism/theory on cubism — who are the essential writers? #artsky

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Jamieson Webster’s On Breathing: Care in a Time of Catastrophe | The Brooklyn Rail It is a story that would be unbelievable if it were not true: a pilot who worked on aeronautical oxygen regulation for high-altitude flying invented the first reliable, mass-produced ventilator becaus...

Wrote about Jamieson Webster's On Breathing for The Brooklyn Rail: brooklynrail.org/2025/03/book...

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BOMB Magazine | Margie Sarsfield by Meghan Racklin Whispering beets and inner surrealism illuminate a haunting exploration of agricultural exploitation, eating disorders, and the terrifying fulfillment of…

For @bombmag.bsky.social, I talked to Margie Sarsfield about her book, Beta Vulgaris, agricultural labor, eating disorders, and the worst thing that can happen to anyone: getting what you want
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I had such a lovely time talking to Haley Mlotek about her beautiful, thoughtful new book about divorce for @lareviewofbooks.bsky.social

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Screenshot of New York Times front page from October 21, 1973, with full-width three-line headline: 

NIXON DISCHARGES COX FOR DEEFIANCE; 
ABOLISHES WATERGATE TASK FORCE;
RICHARDSON AND RUCKELSHAUS OUT

Screenshot of New York Times front page from October 21, 1973, with full-width three-line headline: NIXON DISCHARGES COX FOR DEEFIANCE; ABOLISHES WATERGATE TASK FORCE; RICHARDSON AND RUCKELSHAUS OUT

Anyway here's how it played in the press last time anything went this far, just for reference

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Oh my god I could cry I’m so excited

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Thinking about this, from Maggie Nelson

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And even includes this absolutely lethal drive-by shot at David Sedaris

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You can DM me!

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Please do!

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Looking for the BEST author interviews — surprising, insightful, delightful, etc.

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Which n+1 article? I missed this one!

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A man carries a coffin with a skull on the front and spray painted on the side "we're here we're queer we hate the fucking president"

A man carries a coffin with a skull on the front and spray painted on the side "we're here we're queer we hate the fucking president"

ACT UP, 1990

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it’s bad and it’s gotten exponentially worse in the past 6 months. if you write anything involving deep research/old books/forgotten periodicals you’re probably noticing “wiki creep,” because it’s one of the few resources left standing. the internet as an archive is disappearing, has disappeared.

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Just so happen to be in the middle of watching twin peaks with my husband—he’s never seen it before. It’s remarkable the impact it has for both of us; with new eyes and old it is strange and moving and brilliant and will remain so. RIP ❤️

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ISRAEL AND HAMAS AGREE GAZA CEASEFIRE DEAL TO HALT 15-MONTH WAR Israel and Hamas reach deal for a ceasefire to take effect on Sunday and a captive release, Qatar’s prime minister says.

Israeli forces are intensifying its bombardment of Gaza City after the announcement of the ceasefire agreement, reports the Palestinian Civil Defence.

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I’ve been trying to read an essay on Bookforum’s site for a few days now but the site appears to be down — hoping it’s a temporary issue, not sure I can take it if the magazine is in trouble again

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Obsessed with the Harvard glass flowers

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Day 12: a surprise scent, to me a warm, sweet rose with a slightly artificial note like plastic and candy — not a Christmas-y scent but it was perfect for Christmas, reminiscent of opening presents on a cozy morning. Feels like the beginning of Fanny and Alexander or the nutcracker’s party scene

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Day 11: Carnival of Souls — creamy and smoky, a bit floral in the background and something almost like exhaust fumes or a metallic finish. Like a crash scene. Maybe my favorite so far

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Day 10: Maggie the Cat is Alive, I’m Alive! — bottomless bellinis and powdery violet, but with a sharp, earthy quality, like a glamorous, old-fashioned lady drowning her sorrows on the verandah of her enormous, empty house on a hot summer day

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Missed a couple days due to travel, so playing catch-up now! Day 9: Violette Hay — an earthy, almost savory violet, herbal and leathery but light and airy. 100% a horse girl scent but sexy.

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Day 8: Annabel’s Birthday Cake — it smells like cake! From the grocery store or a box, NOT from scratch. Sweet and bright, but also something plastic-y, making it more interesting. A bit like red lipstick? Reminds me of the mall or a perfectly made-up woman leaning over to blow out birthday candles.

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Day 7: Petrichor — fresh, green, powdery, mossy, earthy. The front yard at my parents’ house is all moss and rocks and a few lady slippers under evergreens and I always thought it looked like a fairytale; this smells like that

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Day 6: Dream Sequence — a green, dewy, lilac, kind of old-fashioned and nostalgic for summer storms. Didn’t last long on me

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Working on something

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