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Kafka in Jerusalem
Franz Kafka published little during his life and shared the manuscripts of his novels and short…
A present-day Paquita
What, or who, is Paquita? Unlike the eponymous heroines of Giselle, Manon, or Cinderella, the…
“The Critic’s Notebook,” by the Editors
Fiction: Gabriel’s Moon, by William Boyd (Grove Atlantic): Stylish is the word that came to my mind…
“An unusual recital,” by Jay Nordlinger
Saturday night was a very unusual night in Carnegie Hall. Angel Blue, the starry soprano from…
Week in review
Recent stories of note: “New book celebrates William Butterfield, a master of High Victorian Gothic…
London comes to town | The New Criterion
The London Symphony Orchestra came to Carnegie Hall for a two-concert stand: Wednesday and Thursday…
“The dance of Death,” by Paul du Quenoy
Between their primary productions, Miami City Ballet offers scintillating programs of shorter…
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