HeyJaredSelling Out
Mostly New York-based missives from the author of Surveys, Sleeveless, Artless, and Grand Rapids.
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My Novel is One (opens the original)
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Next week, along with Rachel Comey, Joumana Khatib, and Christine Smallwood, I’m reading some of Rosalyn Drexler’s work at 25 Greene Street. October 6, 6pm. It’s part of the launch for Hagfish’s republication of her 1974 novel The Cosmopolitan Girl, “an outrageous comedy that upends the promise of heterosexual love and lampoons the enduring American tradition of ceding attention to grifters and blowhards.”Now, it’s about to be October, which means my novel <a href="https://www.penguinrandomhouse
In defense of self-reference (opens the original)
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One of my favorite things to do while looking at fashion week photos roll in is finding their archival references on resale apps. There’s no real reason; I’m not trying to prove anything about history repeating: of course it does, and in some cases should. At the very least, it’s nice to be allowed nostalgia for the clothes that already exist, possibly in our closets, or soon to be. Maybe scrolling and searching scratches the same consumer itch that “dopamine sites”
The Reverse Martini (opens the original)
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On October 17, I’ll be part of the lineup for Baba Stiltz’s album release at Nightclub 101. Get your tickets here. Please send me questions (about anything, really) if you would like them “answered” in this newsletter. Thank you for being here. At Magenta Plains’ 10 Year Anniversary party (for its own decade-long existence and a retrospective show named for that fact), the gallery’s artists, staff, and frien
All so unserious (opens the original)
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“Who lives here now?” someone (I honestly forget who) asked, in a rarely opened room of Palazzo Chupi on Thursday, at a 30th anniversary party for the Swedish brand Acne Studios. I pointed behind us, past two baby grand pianos, to one of several wall-sized Warhols, each an 80s portrait of the place’s owner and designer, Julian Schnabel. “But isn’t he dead?”I paused, second-guessing my own recall. “He… directed a movie that’s out now?” Schnabe
Shopping that is Real (opens the original)
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My parents, who were always broke, successfully instilled in their children that a strong “work ethic” would get us far in life—”life” being key here, since it has really only gotten me places outside of work. For example, I can only assume that it is mostly to such an “ethic” that I might owe this summer’s invitations to go sailing around Greece, plant-sit in Paris, and then stay for a week in a 13th century chateau on 12 acres outside of Le Mans, whose moat-surrounded field needed weeding, gar
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