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Ellyn Lem I am looking at aging. We are so much a culture that glorifies youth and yet, we are about to have a society dominated by those over 65. There are now…moreI am looking at aging. We are so much a culture that glorifies youth and yet, we are about to have a society dominated by those over 65. There are now novelists and film makers turning their attention to the latter years in life and I want to look at how they help show us certain truths about the aging process but also how they might obscure it. Even Erica Jong has a book about getting older!!(less)
Ellyn Lem I just finished "My Dark Vanessa," which was thrilling and thought-provoking, not always a pairing. Next up is award-wining James McBride's "Deacon Ki…moreI just finished "My Dark Vanessa," which was thrilling and thought-provoking, not always a pairing. Next up is award-wining James McBride's "Deacon King Kong." On the horizon, "Parakeet," which was just reviewed in the NY Times Book Review recently in their "best summer books." Planning on getting to "The Second Home" (novel about Milwaukee), "On Vanishing: Mortality, Dementia and What if Means to Disappear," "Three Strong Women" and "All My Mother's Love." (less)
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