If you’re helping Texas dump salary, you could at least ask about DeGrom…

They’re good qualifiers!

The rest of the book, however, definitely does not qualify as “nondogmatic” (and is definitely not for me).

But, man, do people love to write think pieces about her.

I missed #FridayReads last week, but I read Things That Disappear by Jenny Erpenbeck and Command Performance by Jean Echenoz. Both are interesting, especially Things That Disappear. I find Erpenbeck’s work in general to be as rewarding as that of any other living writer. She’s always worth reading.

I was just about to say that as a copy editor this sentence in particular makes me want to claw my eyes out.

Well, that or he started listening to his copyeditor.

I have! I agree it’s definitely worth checking out. (I think I like Things That Disappear a little more, but that may just be because it’s fresher. They definitely go well together.)