When I was told that Isamu Noguchi wanted me to write his biography, I guessed it must be because he liked the section of my biography of Frida Kahlo that described his love affair with her. In an interview he told me that he...
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03.26.15Finding Isamu Noguchi: The Search for the Elusive SculptorEssays
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04.03.15In Praise of Charles WrightEssays
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04.23.15An Ode to the CaptainEssays
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05.08.15Finding The Lost ChildEssays
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05.14.15His EnglishEssays
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06.04.15Is My Book a Novel?Essays
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06.25.15Dickens, Brick Collectors, and Unusual LeisureEssays
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07.24.15Routine? What Routine?Essays
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08.13.15The World in Perpetual MotionEssays
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08.27.15What Will She Do?Essays
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09.10.15Designs for EscapeEssays
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09.18.15The Other Side of the WallEssays
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10.22.15The Writer’s Privileged AddictionEssays
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11.06.15The Invention of Kurt VonnegutEssays
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11.24.15Sympathy for the BureaucratEssays
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01.15.16Writing From a DistanceEssays
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02.05.16Forgeries and FigmentsEssays
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03.25.16The Microcosm: Poetry and HumanismEssays
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03.31.16Writing For ChangeEssays
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04.04.16The Uses of Beautiful PlacesEssays