Keziah Weir
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author of 'The Mythmakers' Vanity Fair senior editor rhymes with papaya
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This year my debut novel came out in paperback with the most beautiful easter egg of a cover. If you pick up a copy from your favorite local indie it will make a bookseller happy, it will make me happy, and it will make you happy—a win-win-win! bookshop.org/p/books/the-...
The cover of The Mythmakers, a novel by Keziah Weir, with a blurb by Dani Shapiro and a partial black and white image of a woman's face, plus the cycles of the moon and ripped pages from a book.
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The @guardian publishes the names of Gaza children killed by Israel. 18,457 and growing.

(“Does not include thousands still buried under the rubble”) www.theguardian.com/world/ng-int...
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These Trump cabinet picks are really crystalizing how much I love artists, intellectuals, feminists, academics, librarians, musicians, writers, poets, people who wear glasses, and basically anybody who has ever held, read or enjoyed a book.
keziahweir.bsky.social
This year my debut novel came out in paperback with the most beautiful easter egg of a cover. If you pick up a copy from your favorite local indie it will make a bookseller happy, it will make me happy, and it will make you happy—a win-win-win! bookshop.org/p/books/the-...
The cover of The Mythmakers, a novel by Keziah Weir, with a blurb by Dani Shapiro and a partial black and white image of a woman's face, plus the cycles of the moon and ripped pages from a book.
Reposted by Keziah Weir
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was asked by Vanity Fair what art has helped with the past week & I talked about the work of Lee Bul, a groundbreaking Korean artist with a 1989 performance piece that involved hanging nude from the rafters while talking about her experience of abortion
Margaret Atwood, John Waters, Glory Edim, and Others Tell VF Readers How They Are Finding Solace in Art
Beloved authors, filmmakers, activists, and artists share the cultural touchstones they’re turning to this week—plus more picks from the VF staff.

By Keziah Weir “I’ve been thinking about Lee Bul, a preeminent Korean artist. Back in 1989, for a performance piece called ‘Abortion,’ Lee hung nude from the rafters of a Seoul arts center while she talked to viewers about her experience of an abortion. Trussed in ropes while she talked, she also licked a lollipop. Abortion wouldn’t be decriminalized in Korea for another 32 years, and then, as now, there were a lot of societal and legal restrictions on how much a woman could let herself be seen. Lee was a touchstone artist for me while I was working on my recent novel Exhibit, and the daring of her work is calling to me again. You can see her sculptures at The Met right now, as part of the façade commission, four figures sparkling and gleaming with imagined life.” —R.O. Kwon, author of Exhibit
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VF's on the app! I'm on the app! I chatted with Dev Patel for the VF Hollywood Issue! Delight all around!
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We’re here! All dressed up and ready to go…