Gregory Beyer

RT @jamesamarcus: The great Garth Hudson turns 84 today--can there be a more sui generis human being? Here he is playing some solo piano fo…

Clifford, the cinematic masterpiece I've loved, memorized and celebrated since childhood, now getting its due? https://t.co/hUpnFCluiM

RT @HuffPost: The gun debate would change in an instant if Americans witnessed the horrors that trauma surgeons confront every day. https:/…

RT @GoodBerger: My latest piece: If we’re going to talk about gender and sex in America, we also need to talk about love, on @thrive https:…

As a young man, Monk would lie in bed and stare at a photo of Holiday taped to his ceiling https://t.co/sAnh9xi5jf

How about those Houston citizen boat rescues? https://t.co/I3uXHOd633

Bill Kristol @BillKristol

Am I wrong to think many reactions to Dunkirk are colored by the melancholy thought we might not similarly rise to such an occasion today?

"We can’t imagine a good life that’s free from workplace logic." https://t.co/QNQEAan6A1

RT @JordanJayson: We need to break the taboo that prioritizing your family makes you less valuable at work! @ScaryMommy #GenderPayGap https…

Love getting news from @nybooks. I've been wondering what Stephen Stills is up to. https://t.co/PSRlsWVjkE

RT @sarablask: The toll of the battle for Mosul is only now starting to come into focus. Haunting images from @ivorprickett https://t.co/VX…

RT @dave_kehr: Some frighteningly familiar rhetoric from a pair of demagogic con men in Victor Halperin's 1937 NATION AFLAME. https://t.co/…

I had the honor of studying literature with @JoelDinerstein, whose book is at the center of @nytdavidbrooks' latest https://t.co/AEA2AnF3SV

“They are like that bone that is stuck in our throats — we can neither swallow them, nor can we spit them out." https://t.co/jTORRjSF4C

Lose yourself in Alan Lomax's Global Jukebox. https://t.co/PAILzO1oos

Years ago I found this stat astonishing. 39 rewrites! But when you write fiction you learn it's really just standard. https://t.co/gj1YbOYGN5

The Paris Review @parisreview

“I rewrote the ending to ‘Farewell to Arms,’ the last page of it, 39 times before I was satisfied.”—Ernest Hemingway https://t.co/Wj5OLWyW8m

We are forced to read about “the drama of finding the perfect tomato”... and an “extremely sincere ratatouille.” https://t.co/PVwfmcAKRc

Henry James's early art reviews had "too much personality, too much hyperbole and too much look-at-me meanness." https://t.co/TjfKAg3oq8