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Once Upon a Modern Time – Christian Schoeberl – Medium » Feb 1, 2017 ...“This Week in Fiction: Zadie Smith on Stories That Implicate Everybody.” The New Yorker. The New Yorker, 31 May 2016. Web. 5 Oct. 2016. http://www. newyorker.com/books/page-turner/fiction-this-week-zadie-smith-2016-06-06. “ Hungary, Europe | Country Profiles.” BBC News. BBC, 11 Dec. 2012. Web. Medium.com

This Week in Fiction: Zadie Smith | The New Yorker » Jul 23, 2012 ...Well, the story is an extract from a novel, and this sectional style only appears towards the end of the book. When I was writing the book I was trying to think about how we experience time. How it really feels to be in time. And the answer ended up being different depending on who or what I was dealing with. Newyorker.com

This Week in Fiction: Zadie Smith on Inhabiting the World of Billie ... » Feb 27, 2017 ...Zadie Smith discusses “Crazy They Call Me,” her short story in this week's issue of The New Yorker, with Cressida Leyshon. ...The book gathers together a series of quite stunning photographs taken by Jerry Dantzic in April, 1957, when Billie Holiday was performing at Sugar Hill, a jazz club in Newark, New... Newyorker.com

10 New Books We Recommend This Week - The New York Times » Oct 5, 2017 ...It's an old-fashioned page-turner, tweaked by this witty and sophisticated writer so that you sometimes feel she has retrofitted sleek new engines inside a ... Jemisin, who writes the Book Review's Otherworldly column about science fiction and fantasy, won a Hugo Award for each of the first two novels in her... Nytimes.com

This short story expands on a zany urban myth about Michael ... » Jun 2, 2015 ...Novelist Zadie Smith is behind this week's fiction at The New Yorker, which explores one of the great myths of New York City: Michael Jackson, Elizabeth Taylor, and Marlon Brando escaped from New York City together on September 11th in a rental car and road tripped as far as Ohio before any of their... Theverge.com

The 40s: The Story of a Decade (New Yorker: The Story of a Decade ... » Each section is introduced by one of today's contributors (Zadie Smith on Fiction is particularly good), with the whole introduced by New Yorker editor David Remnick. Time, one supposes, will determine how these new names measure up to their predecessors, but the bar is set impossibly high. This is magnificent stuff, ... Amazon.com

This Week in Fiction: Zadie Smith on Stories That Implicate Everybody » May 31, 2016 ...Zadie Smith discusses “Two Men Arrive in a Village,” her short story in this week's Summer Fiction Issue. Newyorker.com

Generation Why? | by Zadie Smith | The New York Review of Books » Nov 25, 2010 ...In Zuckerberg's New Yorker profile it is revealed that his own Facebook page lists , among his interests, Minimalism, revolutions, and “eliminating desire. ...1960) is not of my generation, but he knows and understands us well, and has written a short and frightening book, You Are Not a Gadget, which chimes... Nybooks.com

This Week in Fiction: Zadie Smith | The New Yorker » Jun 1, 2015 ...Zadie Smith discusses Michael Jackson, her ideal road-trip companions, and her story in this week's issue, “Escape from New York.” Newyorker.com

This is how it feels to me | Books | The Guardian » Oct 13, 2001 ...Last week James Wood blasted modern fiction, calling for a return to feeling from self-conscious cleverness in the wake of the terrorist attacks. Zadie Smith, one of the novelists he cited, replies. Theguardian.com