James Grissom
Subscribe
Sign in
Home
Archive
About
Edward Albee on Isolation
"I drank because it was a means by which I could forget people—certain people—and what they had done to me—certain acts."
2 hrs ago
•
James Grissom
6
1
Latest
Top
Discussions
Holly Golightly Grows Up
Carol Matthau says she was Capote's model, and now, in "Among the Porcupines," she takes quill in hand.
4 hrs ago
•
James Grissom
4
The Rapture of Craig Chester, Part One
You wonder how these things begin-- Part One of an actor's rise in films and television, his descent into addiction and homelessness, and the miracle of…
Jan 15
•
James Grissom
15
1
Things Worth Remembering: ‘Good Night, World’
Jacob Glatstein’s 1938 poem ‘Good Night, World’ reads today as a warning and a responsibility: Night for the Jews is night for the values a free society…
Jan 12
•
James Grissom
5
The Boys Breaking Their Bones to Be Hotter
In online forums for ‘looksmaxxers,’ teenage boys share tips on how to get jacked, sharpen your jawline, and suppress your appetite with meth.
Jan 10
•
James Grissom
8
1
Julie Harris on Anger
"My experience with anger is this: Turn it into something positive. Turn it into action."
Jan 10
•
James Grissom
12
3
Penelope Tree: Funny Face
Penelope Tree, a Vogue model in the swinging sixties, looks back on her drug bust, eating disorders, and tumultuous relationship with David Bailey.
Jan 9
•
James Grissom
8
Diane Arbus: From Fashion to Freaks
“What I want to photograph, I can’t photograph."
Jan 9
•
James Grissom
11
2
See all
James Grissom
Searching for Signs
Subscribe
Recommendations
View all 22
La Briffe
Ruth Reichl
History, Horror & Headlines
History, Horror & Headlines
The Free Press
Bari Weiss
Arts & Letters Daily
Arts & Letters Daily
Story Club with George Saunders
George Saunders
James Grissom
Subscribe
About
Archive
Recommendations
Sitemap
This site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please
turn on JavaScript
or unblock scripts
