Emma Alpern
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writing, copyediting, editing To Do a.k.a. Agenda // @nymag https://t.co/CamZefDMIR
Joined March 2007
She was 17 years old; he was 47. They ended up being married for almost 50 years. I wrote about Jill Ciment's fascinating and sometimes uncomfortable new memoir for @TheCut
thecut.com
In her new memoir, Jill Ciment interrogates the relationship that began when she was 17 and he was 47.
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When Jared Hewitt’s co-worker claimed last winter that Hewitt used AI to write an incident report for the day care they work at. The co-worker pointed to the words ‘juxtaposition’ and ‘circumstantial’ as evidence of a machine-generated influence. “I don’t write in a casual way
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We're all in a suspicious mood now that LLMs are churning out billions of words a day. It's unclear who is passing off AI text as their own. What about the people whose writing just happens to sound like AI? I talked to a bunch of them! https://t.co/UbZUdJs2QY
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Clean, precise prose is now a liability, and non-native English speakers and autistic writers are often paying the price.
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I had a pretty interesting conversation with Tom Junod about his new memoir. We talked about masculinity, family secrets and the ethics of reporting on them, how he sees the relationship between gender and morality, and a lot more
The writer Tom Junod talks about his memoir about his dad, who had numerous affairs and may have sexually abused the writer’s sister: ‘I finally just decided to tell the truth wherever it happened to lead.’
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played a small part in this comprehensive ranking of Adult Swim shows, a role I began preparing for in 2001 https://t.co/ykdSq7P5Ua
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A deep dive into the iconic late-night block that shaped the tastes of a bleary-eyed, post-ironic generation of comedy fans.
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Being a writer has never been a sure path to fame or accolades or satisfaction or, in fact, stability of any kind. But today, it’s hard to imagine even the most decorated of authors without a rich spouse, family money, a side gig or three. Those aspiring to a career in writing
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I wrote about a new novel by Andrew Martin:
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Andrew Martin’s funny but overly earnest Down Time is the latest entry in this genre.
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good books this month including Liza's memoir, Wayne Koestenbaum's poetical novel, and a new Tana French https://t.co/6Dw82XooZf
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A Liza Minnelli memoir, Wayne Koestenbaum’s new novel, and a Palestinian odyssey.
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okay book twitter here's your investigative assignment for the day
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Men come to me for sex, yes. But in an age of profound loneliness and disconnection, they turn out to be looking for so much more.
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Books for this month, both wonderful and strange https://t.co/IpmXlSjEkY
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A close study of Toni Morrison, a Richard Hell reissue, and a novel about a woman trying to live without love.
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January book-release recommendations in fiction and nonfiction include Faustian tale from Knausgaard, a debut novel from ‘Forever Magazine’ founder Madeline Cash, and a memoir about homeschooling in Texas.
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A Faustian tale from Knausgaard, a debut novel from Forever Magazine’s Madeline Cash, and a memoir about homeschooling in Texas.
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Just learned that the only Tom Cruise movie my sister has seen is Austin Powers Goldmember
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A dishy end-of-year industry poll in Book Gossip today…sign up here if you know what’s good for you https://t.co/GVqWPOVfqM
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A dishy end-of-year industry poll in Book Gossip today…sign up here if you know what’s good for you https://t.co/GVqWPOVfqM
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Twenty-five things to do (some in New York, some anywhere) over the next two weeks, including a New Year's Eve opera and a video game about a crystalline skateboarding demon
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A brand-new I Puritani at the Met, the original theatrical cut of Amadeus at the Roxy, Clipse’s reunion concert, and more.
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Here's what you should know about December books https://t.co/HJC6Ko8TYr
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Including a debut about an aging movie star, a midlife road-trip novel, and a new novel from Nobel Prize winner Olga Tokarczuk.
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