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- 2022
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- 9780374607166
- Book Title
- Left-Handed Woman : Essays
- Item Length
- 9.3in
- Publisher
- Farrar, Straus & Giroux
- Publication Year
- 2022
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- Hardcover
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- English
- Item Height
- 1.6in
- Genre
- Design, Literary Criticism, Literary Collections
- Topic
- Fashion & Accessories, Books & Reading, Essays
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- 6.4in
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- 22 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 432 Pages
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WINNER OF THE 2023 PEN/DIAMONSTEIN-SPIELVOGEL AWARD FOR THE ART OF THE ESSAY A collection of essays from Judith Thurman, the National Book Award-winning biographer and New Yorker staff writer. Judith Thurman, a prolific staff writer at The New Yorker for more than two decades, has gathered a selection of her essays and profiles in A Left-Handed Woman . They consider our culture in all its guises: literature, history, politics, gender, fashion, and art, though their paramount subject is the human condition. Thurman is one of the preeminent essayists of our time--"a master of vivisection," as Kathryn Harrison wrote in The New York Times . "When she's done with a subject, it's still living, mystery intact."
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Farrar, Straus & Giroux
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0374607168
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9780374607166
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18057246572
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Book Title
Left-Handed Woman : Essays
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Fashion & Accessories, Books & Reading, Essays
Publication Year
2022
Genre
Design, Literary Criticism, Literary Collections
Number of Pages
432 Pages
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Item Length
9.3in
Item Height
1.6in
Item Width
6.4in
Item Weight
22 Oz
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Ps3620.H88l44 2022
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"Judith Thurman notices everything. Meticulous observation has been a hallmark of her 50-year career as a writer whose laser-sharp gaze traverses millenniums, countries and genres . . . A strong through-line that distinguishes Ms. Thurman''s multifarious work is her determination to bring light to the hidden corners of culture, particularly those occupied by brilliant women." --Rhonda Garelick, The New York Times "[Thurman] taught me things I never knew about writing and the world we live in. " --Ann Patchett, The Wall Street Journal "Thurman has now collected fifteen years of New Yorker pieces . . . To it she brings the same carbon- into- diamonds trick she performed with her full lives, offering--in what she termed in a 2020 lecture ''haiku biographies''--something closer to stills than film . . . [ Thurman] pulverizes clods of research. She is wildly, often thrillingly allusive . . . [Her] voice is so exact it can pinch. Her prose has high cheekbones. " --Stacy Schiff, New York Review of Books "The biographer and essayist Judith Thurman is known in part for her exquisitely crafted profiles. In this collection -- largely composed of New Yorker portraits of notable women -- Thurman indulges her love of all things aesthetic with characteristic skill and occasional piquancy. Definitions of beauty may differ; Thurman''s style is unquestionable." -- The New York Times Book Review (Editors'' Choice) " Judith Thurman can get me to read pretty much anything she writes ... you can rest assured that there''s a point to whatever Ms. Thurman weighs in on--be it Emily Dickinson, Helen Gurley Brown, Charles James, Rachel Cusk, Simone de Beauvoir or Dante." --Heller McAlpin, Wall Street Journal "Extraordinary and unconventional women have long been the object of [Judith] Thurman''s forensic gaze . . . Like many writers with whom she bears comparison--Joan Didion, Janet Malcolm, Susan Sontag--Thurman is often a character in her own work : cruising through Bergdorf''s, pedaling through France, motionless in the perfect darkness of a cave. She is a polyglot and a chameleon, precise, erudite, forthright ." --Charles Arrowsmith, Los Angeles Times "The collected essays of Judith Thurman, best known for her magnificent biographies of Colette and Isak Dinesen. These New Yorker pieces by an exemplary cultural journalist largely focus on the achievements of women in multiple fields . . . In an introduction, T hurman notes that ''the writers I most admire never use a careless word.'' Neither does she ." --Michael Dirda, The Washington Post "If a thoughtful essay holds a world, Judith Thurman''s A Left-Handed Woman is a solar system ." --Christopher Borrelli, Chicago Tribune "In this rewarding collection, Thurman brings together a remarkably varied collection of her New Yorker essays . . . The author approaches each topic with a fresh eye. [ A Left-Handed Woman ] solidifies Thurman as a master of the form. " -- Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) "T hurman shows herself as the best kind of journalist : one singularly focused on the humanity of her subjects . . . a book that should be savored, not devoured." --Mara Sandoff, New City Lit "[An] exceptional collection of zestful essays and profiles . . . ardent, shrewd, and stylistically exhilarating . . . As one of our finest cultural critics, Thurman is always exciting company ." --Donna Seaman, Booklist "A collection of essays from an incisive cultural observer . . . Thurman''s interests are capacious: lost language speakers, hyperpolyglots, Cleopatra, and, not least, art and artists . . . Finely crafted, graceful, captivating pieces. " -- Kirkus Reviews, "Judith Thurman notices everything. Meticulous observation has been a hallmark of her 50-year career as a writer whose laser-sharp gaze traverses millenniums, countries and genres . . . A strong through-line that distinguishes Ms. Thurman's multifarious work is her determination to bring light to the hidden corners of culture, particularly those occupied by brilliant women." --Rhonda Garelick, The New York Times "Thurman has now collected fifteen years of New Yorker pieces . . . To it she brings the same carbon- into- diamonds trick she performed with her full lives, offering--in what she termed in a 2020 lecture 'haiku biographies'--something closer to stills than film . . . [Thurman] pulverizes clods of research. She is wildly, often thrillingly allusive . . . [Her] voice is so exact it can pinch. Her prose has high cheekbones." --Stacy Schiff, New York Review of Books "Extraordinary and unconventional women have long been the object of [Judith] Thurman's forensic gaze . . . Like many writers with whom she bears comparison--Joan Didion, Janet Malcolm, Susan Sontag--Thurman is often a character in her own work: cruising through Bergdorf's, pedaling through France, motionless in the perfect darkness of a cave. She is a polyglot and a chameleon, precise, erudite, forthright." --Charles Arrowsmith, Los Angeles Times "The collected essays of Judith Thurman, best known for her magnificent biographies of Colette and Isak Dinesen. These New Yorker pieces by an exemplary cultural journalist largely focus on the achievements of women in multiple fields . . . In an introduction, Thurman notes that 'the writers I most admire never use a careless word.' Neither does she." --Michael Dirda, The Washington Post "If a thoughtful essay holds a world, Judith Thurman's A Left-Handed Woman is a solar system." --Christopher Borrelli, Chicago Tribune "In this rewarding collection, Thurman brings together a remarkably varied collection of her New Yorker essays . . . The author approaches each topic with a fresh eye. [ A Left-Handed Woman ] solidifies Thurman as a master of the form." -- Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) "Thurman shows herself as the best kind of journalist: one singularly focused on the humanity of her subjects . . . a book that should be savored, not devoured." --Mara Sandoff, New City Lit "[An] exceptional collection of zestful essays and profiles . . . ardent, shrewd, and stylistically exhilarating . . . As one of our finest cultural critics, Thurman is always exciting company." --Donna Seaman, Booklist "A collection of essays from an incisive cultural observer . . . Thurman's interests are capacious: lost language speakers, hyperpolyglots, Cleopatra, and, not least, art and artists . . . Finely crafted, graceful, captivating pieces." -- Kirkus Reviews, "In this rewarding collection, Thurman brings together a remarkably varied collection of her New Yorker essays . . . The author approaches each topic with a fresh eye. [ A Left-Handed Woman ] solidifies Thurman as a master of the form." -- Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) "A collection of essays from an incisive cultural observer . . . Thurman's interests are capacious: lost language speakers, hyperpolyglots, Cleopatra, and, not least, art and artists . . . Finely crafted, graceful, captivating pieces." -- Kirkus Reviews, Finalist for the 2023 PEN/Diamonstein-Spielvogel Award for the Art of the Essay "Judith Thurman notices everything. Meticulous observation has been a hallmark of her 50-year career as a writer whose laser-sharp gaze traverses millenniums, countries and genres . . . A strong through-line that distinguishes Ms. Thurman''s multifarious work is her determination to bring light to the hidden corners of culture, particularly those occupied by brilliant women." --Rhonda Garelick, The New York Times "[Thurman] taught me things I never knew about writing and the world we live in. " --Ann Patchett, The Wall Street Journal "Thurman has now collected fifteen years of New Yorker pieces . . . To it she brings the same carbon- into- diamonds trick she performed with her full lives, offering--in what she termed in a 2020 lecture ''haiku biographies''--something closer to stills than film . . . [ Thurman] pulverizes clods of research. She is wildly, often thrillingly allusive . . . [Her] voice is so exact it can pinch. Her prose has high cheekbones. " --Stacy Schiff, New York Review of Books "The biographer and essayist Judith Thurman is known in part for her exquisitely crafted profiles. In this collection -- largely composed of New Yorker portraits of notable women -- Thurman indulges her love of all things aesthetic with characteristic skill and occasional piquancy. Definitions of beauty may differ; Thurman''s style is unquestionable." -- The New York Times Book Review (Editors'' Choice) " Judith Thurman can get me to read pretty much anything she writes ... you can rest assured that there''s a point to whatever Ms. Thurman weighs in on--be it Emily Dickinson, Helen Gurley Brown, Charles James, Rachel Cusk, Simone de Beauvoir or Dante." --Heller McAlpin, Wall Street Journal "Extraordinary and unconventional women have long been the object of [Judith] Thurman''s forensic gaze . . . Like many writers with whom she bears comparison--Joan Didion, Janet Malcolm, Susan Sontag--Thurman is often a character in her own work : cruising through Bergdorf''s, pedaling through France, motionless in the perfect darkness of a cave. She is a polyglot and a chameleon, precise, erudite, forthright ." --Charles Arrowsmith, Los Angeles Times "The collected essays of Judith Thurman, best known for her magnificent biographies of Colette and Isak Dinesen. These New Yorker pieces by an exemplary cultural journalist largely focus on the achievements of women in multiple fields . . . In an introduction, T hurman notes that ''the writers I most admire never use a careless word.'' Neither does she ." --Michael Dirda, The Washington Post "If a thoughtful essay holds a world, Judith Thurman''s A Left-Handed Woman is a solar system ." --Christopher Borrelli, Chicago Tribune "In this rewarding collection, Thurman brings together a remarkably varied collection of her New Yorker essays . . . The author approaches each topic with a fresh eye. [ A Left-Handed Woman ] solidifies Thurman as a master of the form. " -- Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) "T hurman shows herself as the best kind of journalist : one singularly focused on the humanity of her subjects . . . a book that should be savored, not devoured." --Mara Sandoff, New City Lit "[An] exceptional collection of zestful essays and profiles . . . ardent, shrewd, and stylistically exhilarating . . . As one of our finest cultural critics, Thurman is always exciting company ." --Donna Seaman, Booklist "A collection of essays from an incisive cultural observer . . . Thurman''s interests are capacious: lost language speakers, hyperpolyglots, Cleopatra, and, not least, art and artists . . . Finely crafted, graceful, captivating pieces. " -- Kirkus Reviews, "Thurman has now collected fifteen years of New Yorker pieces . . . To it she brings the same carbon- into- diamonds trick she performed with her full lives, offering--in what she termed in a 2020 lecture 'haiku biographies'--something closer to stills than film . . . [Thurman] pulverizes clods of research. She is wildly, often thrillingly allusive . . . [Her] voice is so exact it can pinch. Her prose has high cheekbones." --Stacy Schiff, New York Review of Books "Extraordinary and unconventional women have long been the object of [Judith] Thurman's forensic gaze . . . Like many writers with whom she bears comparison--Joan Didion, Janet Malcolm, Susan Sontag--Thurman is often a character in her own work: cruising through Bergdorf's, pedaling through France, motionless in the perfect darkness of a cave. She is a polyglot and a chameleon, precise, erudite, forthright." --Charles Arrowsmith, Los Angeles Times "The collected essays of Judith Thurman, best known for her magnificent biographies of Colette and Isak Dinesen. These New Yorker pieces by an exemplary cultural journalist largely focus on the achievements of women in multiple fields . . . In an introduction, Thurman notes that 'the writers I most admire never use a careless word.' Neither does she." --Michael Dirda, The Washington Post "If a thoughtful essay holds a world, Judith Thurman's A Left-Handed Woman is a solar system." --Christopher Borrelli, Chicago Tribune "In this rewarding collection, Thurman brings together a remarkably varied collection of her New Yorker essays . . . The author approaches each topic with a fresh eye. [ A Left-Handed Woman ] solidifies Thurman as a master of the form." -- Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) "Thurman shows herself as the best kind of journalist: one singularly focused on the humanity of her subjects . . . a book that should be savored, not devoured." --Mara Sandoff, New City Lit "[An] exceptional collection of zestful essays and profiles . . . ardent, shrewd, and stylistically exhilarating . . . As one of our finest cultural critics, Thurman is always exciting company." --Donna Seaman, Booklist "A collection of essays from an incisive cultural observer . . . Thurman's interests are capacious: lost language speakers, hyperpolyglots, Cleopatra, and, not least, art and artists . . . Finely crafted, graceful, captivating pieces." -- Kirkus Reviews, "Extraordinary and unconventional women have long been the object of [Judith] Thurman's forensic gaze . . . Like many writers with whom she bears comparison--Joan Didion, Janet Malcolm, Susan Sontag--Thurman is often a character in her own work: cruising through Bergdorf's, pedaling through France, motionless in the perfect darkness of a cave. She is a polyglot and a chameleon, precise, erudite, forthright." --Charles Arrowsmith, Los Angeles Times "If a thoughtful essay holds a world, Judith Thurman's A Left-Handed Woman is a solar system." --Christopher Borrelli, Chicago Tribune "In this rewarding collection, Thurman brings together a remarkably varied collection of her New Yorker essays . . . The author approaches each topic with a fresh eye. [ A Left-Handed Woman ] solidifies Thurman as a master of the form." -- Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) "[An] exceptional collection of zestful essays and profiles . . . ardent, shrewd, and stylistically exhilarating . . . As one of our finest cultural critics, Thurman is always exciting company." --Donna Seaman, Booklist "A collection of essays from an incisive cultural observer . . . Thurman's interests are capacious: lost language speakers, hyperpolyglots, Cleopatra, and, not least, art and artists . . . Finely crafted, graceful, captivating pieces." -- Kirkus Reviews, "In this rewarding collection, Thurman brings together a remarkably varied collection of her New Yorker essays . . . The author approaches each topic with a fresh eye. [ A Left-Handed Woman ] solidifies Thurman as a master of the form." -- Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) "[An] exceptional collection of zestful essays and profiles . . . ardent, shrewd, and stylistically exhilarating . . . As one of our finest cultural critics, Thurman is always exciting company." --Donna Seaman, Booklist "A collection of essays from an incisive cultural observer . . . Thurman's interests are capacious: lost language speakers, hyperpolyglots, Cleopatra, and, not least, art and artists . . . Finely crafted, graceful, captivating pieces." -- Kirkus Reviews, "In this rewarding collection, Thurman brings together a remarkably varied collection of her New Yorker essays . . . The author approaches each topic with a fresh eye. [ A Left-Handed Woman ] solidifies Thurman as a master of the form." -- Publishers Weekly (Starred Review), "Judith Thurman notices everything. Meticulous observation has been a hallmark of her 50-year career as a writer whose laser-sharp gaze traverses millenniums, countries and genres . . . A strong through-line that distinguishes Ms. Thurman's multifarious work is her determination to bring light to the hidden corners of culture, particularly those occupied by brilliant women." --Rhonda Garelick, The New York Times "[Thurman] taught me things I never knew about writing and the world we live in. " --Ann Patchett, The Wall Street Journal "Thurman has now collected fifteen years of New Yorker pieces . . . To it she brings the same carbon- into- diamonds trick she performed with her full lives, offering--in what she termed in a 2020 lecture 'haiku biographies'--something closer to stills than film . . . [ Thurman] pulverizes clods of research. She is wildly, often thrillingly allusive . . . [Her] voice is so exact it can pinch. Her prose has high cheekbones. " --Stacy Schiff, New York Review of Books " Judith Thurman can get me to read pretty much anything she writes ... you can rest assured that there's a point to whatever Ms. Thurman weighs in on--be it Emily Dickinson, Helen Gurley Brown, Charles James, Rachel Cusk, Simone de Beauvoir or Dante." --Heller McAlpin, Wall Street Journal "Extraordinary and unconventional women have long been the object of [Judith] Thurman's forensic gaze . . . Like many writers with whom she bears comparison--Joan Didion, Janet Malcolm, Susan Sontag--Thurman is often a character in her own work : cruising through Bergdorf's, pedaling through France, motionless in the perfect darkness of a cave. She is a polyglot and a chameleon, precise, erudite, forthright ." --Charles Arrowsmith, Los Angeles Times "The collected essays of Judith Thurman, best known for her magnificent biographies of Colette and Isak Dinesen. These New Yorker pieces by an exemplary cultural journalist largely focus on the achievements of women in multiple fields . . . In an introduction, T hurman notes that 'the writers I most admire never use a careless word.' Neither does she ." --Michael Dirda, The Washington Post "If a thoughtful essay holds a world, Judith Thurman's A Left-Handed Woman is a solar system ." --Christopher Borrelli, Chicago Tribune "In this rewarding collection, Thurman brings together a remarkably varied collection of her New Yorker essays . . . The author approaches each topic with a fresh eye. [ A Left-Handed Woman ] solidifies Thurman as a master of the form. " -- Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) "T hurman shows herself as the best kind of journalist : one singularly focused on the humanity of her subjects . . . a book that should be savored, not devoured." --Mara Sandoff, New City Lit "[An] exceptional collection of zestful essays and profiles . . . ardent, shrewd, and stylistically exhilarating . . . As one of our finest cultural critics, Thurman is always exciting company ." --Donna Seaman, Booklist "A collection of essays from an incisive cultural observer . . . Thurman's interests are capacious: lost language speakers, hyperpolyglots, Cleopatra, and, not least, art and artists . . . Finely crafted, graceful, captivating pieces. " -- Kirkus Reviews, "Extraordinary and unconventional women have long been the object of [Judith] Thurman's forensic gaze . . . Like many writers with whom she bears comparison--Joan Didion, Janet Malcolm, Susan Sontag--Thurman is often a character in her own work: cruising through Bergdorf's, pedaling through France, motionless in the perfect darkness of a cave. She is a polyglot and a chameleon, precise, erudite, forthright." --Charles Arrowsmith, Los Angeles Times "Thurman has now collected fifteen years of New Yorker pieces . . . To it she brings the same carbon- into- diamonds trick she performed with her full lives, offering--in what she termed in a 2020 lecture 'haiku biographies'--something closer to stills than film . . . [Thurman] pulverizes clods of research. She is wildly, often thrillingly allusive . . . [Her] voice is so exact it can pinch. Her prose has high cheekbones." --Stacy Schiff, New York Review of Books "The collected essays of Judith Thurman, best known for her magnificent biographies of Colette and Isak Dinesen. These New Yorker pieces by an exemplary cultural journalist largely focus on the achievements of women in multiple fields . . . In an introduction, Thurman notes that 'the writers I most admire never use a careless word.' Neither does she." --Michael Dirda, The Washington Post "If a thoughtful essay holds a world, Judith Thurman's A Left-Handed Woman is a solar system." --Christopher Borrelli, Chicago Tribune "In this rewarding collection, Thurman brings together a remarkably varied collection of her New Yorker essays . . . The author approaches each topic with a fresh eye. [ A Left-Handed Woman ] solidifies Thurman as a master of the form." -- Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) "Thurman shows herself as the best kind of journalist: one singularly focused on the humanity of her subjects . . . a book that should be savored, not devoured." --Mara Sandoff, New City Lit "[An] exceptional collection of zestful essays and profiles . . . ardent, shrewd, and stylistically exhilarating . . . As one of our finest cultural critics, Thurman is always exciting company." --Donna Seaman, Booklist "A collection of essays from an incisive cultural observer . . . Thurman's interests are capacious: lost language speakers, hyperpolyglots, Cleopatra, and, not least, art and artists . . . Finely crafted, graceful, captivating pieces." -- Kirkus Reviews
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