Steve Fesenmaier writes “With the November 6 issue The New York Review of Books celebrates its fortieth anniversary. In the spirit of the occasion we have cast aside our usual practice of highlighting selected articles from the current issue, and present below the full contents of this special issue.
To take part in the celebrations, be sure to attend the remaining lectures in our series at the New York Public Library. All events are held in the Celeste Bartos Forum (in the Humanities and Social Sciences Library on Fifth Avenue), at 6:30 pm. Use the links below or see the NYPL site for further details.
* October 29: Thomas Powers, “Secrecy and Its Hazards”
* November 25: Ingrid Rowland, “The Art of Knowing”
On November 20 at the NYPL, J. M. Coetzee will deliver the annual Robert B. Silvers Lecture: “As A Woman Grows Older.”
Coetzee lecture sold out
I just called their public programs office and got the automated response. Damn!