The newest issue of The Kenyon Review features exciting new work from T.C. Boyle, Victoria Chang, Patrick Rosal, and Ross White. This issue also spotlights Jessie Cato’s Nonfiction Contest-winning essay, an Invisible Cities folio, and book reviews from Claire Oleson and Daniel Spielberger.
William H. Gass, novelist, essayist, philosopher, and teacher, has won the National Book Critics Circle Award for criticism twice. His nonfiction works include Fiction and the Figures of Life, Habitations […]
Plato’s Phaedrus has seemed to some critics to have too many subjects; to be drawn first in this direction and then in that, as if those uncooperative horses which it […]
