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An American perspective on a German wartime debate

Jessi Jezewska Stevens

May 13

A new series for Nicholas Hall gallery

Jessi Jezewska Stevens

May 5

From a lecture delivered at Humboldt University

Jessi Jezewska Stevens

Feb 23

On politics and the American novel in 2021

Jessi Jezewska Stevens

Dec 30, 2021

Facebook’s metaverse v. the so-called “meatverse”

Jessi Jezewska Stevens

Nov 10, 2021

+ a little bit about my next book, The Visitors (June 2022)

Jessi Jezewska Stevens

Nov 1, 2021

Bankers, Eminem, and almost happy endings: Adam Wilson stops by to discuss his novel Sensation Machines

Jessi Jezewska Stevens

Oct 5, 2021

If human agency is at the center of climate change, then is *every* novel a climate novel?

Jessi Jezewska Stevens

Aug 4, 2021

On bitcoin, DeLillo, and a new vision for the systems novel

Jessi Jezewska Stevens

Jun 28, 2021

On self-improvement literature and Sally Rooney

Jessi Jezewska Stevens

May 24, 2021

How tulips hacked markets, plus a financial reading of romance in Eileen Chang.

Jessi Jezewska Stevens

Apr 29, 2021

Wall Street’s trash is fiction’s gold, w/ cameos from Wittgenstein and Marie NDiaye

Jessi Jezewska Stevens

Apr 8, 2021

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