Christian Lorentzen

Christian Lorentzen is a music journalist. Below are 111 of 111 articles datpiff.ink indexes across 1 publication. Each links out to the original at the publisher.

• On Giancarlo DiTrapano, 1974 to 2021 — Vulture · Apr 05, 2021
• The 10 Best Books of 2018 — Vulture · Dec 05, 2018
• War, Drugs, and Other Extremes in the Post-Post-9/11 Novel — Vulture · Oct 02, 2018
• The Books Most Everyone Will Be Arguing About This Fall — Vulture · Sep 18, 2018
• Helen DeWitt’s The Last Samurai Is the Best Book of the Century (for Now) — Vulture · Sep 17, 2018
• Remembering V.S. Naipaul, a Pioneer of Postcolonial Literature — Vulture · Aug 13, 2018
• Nico Walker’s Cherry Might Be the First Great Novel of the Opioid Epidemic — Vulture · Jul 24, 2018
• What Does Russia Look Like, Now? — Vulture · Jul 11, 2018
• Lydia Millet Is Not Nearly As Famous As She Should Be. — Vulture · Jun 14, 2018
• What Sy Hersh Knows — Vulture · Jun 08, 2018
• Rachel Cusk’s Kudos: The Outline Trilogy Gets Its Third Masterpiece — Vulture · Jun 05, 2018
• What James Wood the Critic Would Make of James Wood the Novelist — Vulture · Jun 04, 2018
• There Were Many Philip Roths — Vulture · May 23, 2018
• Tom Wolfe’s Path to Immortality — Vulture · May 15, 2018
• Sheila Heti, Ben Lerner, Tao Lin: How ‘Auto’ Is ‘Autofiction’? — Vulture · May 11, 2018
• The Best Books of the Year (So Far) — Vulture · May 04, 2018
• What Is Missing From Rachel Kushner’s New The Mars Room? Besides Plot. — Vulture · May 02, 2018
• Michelle Dean’s Sharp Tells the Origin Stories of 10 Essential Female Critics — Vulture · Apr 19, 2018
• Alan Hollinghurst’s New, Deviously Anti-Sensationalist Gay-Generation-Gap Novel — Vulture · Mar 09, 2018
• Ismail Kadare’s Long Journey Out of Albania — Vulture · Feb 21, 2018
• Lisa Halliday’s Tremendous New Experiment of a Novel — Vulture · Feb 07, 2018
• Will Zadie Smith Ever Feel Free? — Vulture · Feb 02, 2018
• Ursula K. Le Guin Broke Down Walls With Her Writing — Vulture · Jan 24, 2018
• Denis Johnson Left Us With One Final — and Terrific — Book — Vulture · Jan 11, 2018
• The 10 Best Books of 2017 — Vulture · Dec 06, 2017
• The Unending Pleasures of Jenny Diski — Vulture · Dec 01, 2017
• How Does Susan Sontag’s Fiction Stack Up Against All Her Other Stuff? — Vulture · Nov 08, 2017
• How Jann Wenner Built His Boomer Empire — Vulture · Nov 02, 2017
• How I Became Good at Literary Parties — Vulture · Oct 25, 2017
• Fresh Complaint: Jeffrey Eugenides’s Short-Story Sideline — Vulture · Oct 23, 2017
• The 15 Best Books of 2017 (So Far) — Vulture · Sep 29, 2017
• Jennifer Egan’s Strained New World War II Novel — Vulture · Sep 28, 2017
• Nicole Krauss’s Forest Dark: What Is Kafka Doing in a Most Un-Kafkaesque Novel? — Vulture · Sep 13, 2017
• Listening to John Ashbery — Vulture · Sep 06, 2017
• John le Carré’s Spook Cynicism: George Smiley, 56 Years On — Vulture · Sep 01, 2017
• Jenny Zhang’s Sour Heart Is a Knockout — Vulture · Aug 08, 2017
• Dystopian Books Are Everywhere This Year — Vulture · Jul 31, 2017
• In Sally Rooney’s Conversations With Friends, the Narrator Strives to Matter — Vulture · Jul 25, 2017
• Can You Still Write a Novel About Love? Catherine Lacey’s The Answers — Vulture · Jul 06, 2017
• Review: Eugene Lim’s Dear Cyborgs Engages the Post-Occupy Moment — Vulture · Jun 27, 2017
• Review: Francesco Pacifico’s Sharp New Novel Takes on Post-Hipster Williamsburg — Vulture · Jun 13, 2017
• Review: Percival Everett’s So Much Blue Is Winding and Beguiling — Vulture · Jun 02, 2017
• Remembering Denis Johnson — Vulture · May 26, 2017
• What Is It About Haruki Murakami That Mesmerizes People? — Vulture · May 22, 2017
• How Much Juice Can One Writer Squeeze Out of Male Ugliness? — Vulture · May 14, 2017
• How Good Is Granta’s List of the Best Young American Novelists? — Vulture · May 09, 2017
• In Priestdaddy, Patricia Lockwood Goes Home to a House ‘Made for Screaming’ — Vulture · Apr 25, 2017
• What Happens When Critics Grow Up, and Look Back — Vulture · Apr 04, 2017
• The Lives, and Fictions, of Angela Carter — Vulture · Mar 28, 2017
• Remembering New York Review of Books Founder Robert Silvers — Vulture · Mar 20, 2017
• Elif Batuman: ‘Email Enabled a Whole New Kind of Pretentiousness’ — Vulture · Mar 10, 2017
• When Joan Didion Visited the South in 1970 — Vulture · Mar 01, 2017
• Is Apathy the Key to J.M. Coetzee? — Vulture · Feb 15, 2017
• Ottessa Moshfegh’s Book Homesick for Another World Revels in Flawed Characters — Vulture · Feb 10, 2017
• George Saunders’s New Novel — His First — Is Very, Very Weird — Vulture · Jan 26, 2017
• What Happened to Paul Auster? A Decade Ago, He Was a Nobel Candidate. — Vulture · Jan 18, 2017
• Considering the Novel in the Age of Obama — Vulture · Jan 11, 2017
• The 10 Best Books of 2016 — Vulture · Dec 07, 2016
• What’s the Line Between Criticism and the Novel? — Vulture · Dec 07, 2016
• Michael Chabon’s OSS Fantasia ‘Memoir’ — Vulture · Nov 18, 2016
• Zadie Smith’s Swing Time: What Is Fame For? — Vulture · Oct 26, 2016
• Who Nominates Writers for the Nobel Prize? — Vulture · Oct 12, 2016
• What Can We Possibly Learn About Elena Ferrante? — Vulture · Oct 03, 2016
• Book Review: Alexandra Kleeman’s Intimations — Vulture · Oct 02, 2016
• If This Fetus Could Talk: McEwan’s Drab Nutshell — Vulture · Sep 19, 2016
• How Colson Whitehead Got From Zombies to Slavery — Vulture · Sep 13, 2016
• Here I Am: Jonathan Safran Foer Tries to Grow Up — Vulture · Aug 18, 2016
• Is It Story That Makes Us Read? — Vulture · Aug 09, 2016
• Jay McInerney’s Yuppie Trilogy Comes to a Close — Vulture · Jul 27, 2016
• When Will Helen DeWitt Be Recognized As One of the Great American Novelists? — Vulture · Jul 13, 2016
• The Best Books of 2016 (So Far) — Vulture · Jun 29, 2016
• A Complete Guide to Entertainment’s Busiest Creators — Vulture · Jun 28, 2016
• Homegoing: Yaa Gyasi’s Rich, Epic Slave-Trade Debut — Vulture · Jun 14, 2016
• Emma Cline’s Masterful (and Quite Traditional) Manson-Family Debut Novel — Vulture · May 25, 2016
• Could We Just Lose the Adverb (Already)? — Vulture · May 18, 2016
• The Genius of Don DeLillo’s Post-Underworld Work — Vulture · May 02, 2016
• In Defense of Pretentiousness — Vulture · Mar 31, 2016
• Book Review: What Is Not Yours Is Not Yours — Vulture · Mar 18, 2016
• Alex Abramovich Among the Thugs — Vulture · Mar 10, 2016
• Dana Spiotta’s Universe of Second Selves — Vulture · Mar 07, 2016
• The First Great Millennial Novel — Vulture · Feb 25, 2016
• On Criticism: My Road Trip With A.O. Scott — Vulture · Feb 05, 2016
• O.J.’s ‘Exact Opposite of Classic,’ If I Did It — Vulture · Feb 01, 2016
• Diane Williams: Avant-Garde Master of Miniature Fiction — Vulture · Jan 27, 2016
• Garth Greenwell’s Exquisite, Humorless New Novel — Vulture · Jan 20, 2016
• Elizabeth Strout’s Not-at-All-Subtle New Novel — Vulture · Jan 14, 2016
• Elliott Chaze’s Black Wings Has My Angel Is a Perfect Crime Novel — Vulture · Jan 13, 2016
• Can Short Stories Still Shock? — Vulture · Jan 07, 2016
• The 10 Best Books of 2015 — Vulture · Dec 08, 2015
• My Chat With Knausgaard (Not Just About Hitler) — Vulture · Nov 18, 2015
• 17 Reviews of Opening Lines of New Books — Vulture · Nov 12, 2015
• What to Make of Michel Houellebecq’s Caliphate Fantasia Submission — Vulture · Oct 29, 2015
• Do We Have a New Sylvia Plath Sex Scandal? — Vulture · Oct 28, 2015
• Obama As Book Critic: the President on Marilynne Robinson — Vulture · Oct 14, 2015
• Why Are Today’s Critics So Defensive? — Vulture · Oct 09, 2015
• ‘I Won the Nobel Prize!’ — Vulture · Oct 08, 2015
• My Book-Prize Betting Addiction: A User’s Guide to Making Money Off Alice Munro — Vulture · Oct 06, 2015
• City on Fire Is Trying to Have It Too Many Ways — Vulture · Oct 04, 2015
• Gamelife: Michael Clune’s New Gamer-Memoir Classic — Vulture · Sep 23, 2015
• Toward a Unified Theory of Joan Didion — Vulture · Sep 14, 2015
• Gary Indiana’s Great Material — Vulture · Sep 04, 2015
• How Jonathan Franzen Became America’s Leading Public Moralist — Vulture · Aug 26, 2015
• My Favorite Doctorow: When He Played It Straight — Vulture · Jul 23, 2015
• The Best Books of 2015 (So Far) — Vulture · Jul 22, 2015
• Harper Lee’s Go Set a Watchman: Better Off Lost? — Vulture · Jul 16, 2015
• Benjamin Markovits’s Obama Novel — Vulture · Jul 07, 2015
• The Rewriting of David Foster Wallace — Vulture · Jun 30, 2015
• Should White Men Stop Writing? A Q&A With Elisa Gabbert — Vulture · Jun 12, 2015
• Nell Zink’s Brilliant Mislaid Is a Parody of a Satire of Race — Vulture · May 20, 2015
• Is Radical Queerness Possible Anymore? Poet Maggie Nelson’s New Memoir — Vulture · May 04, 2015
• The Very Public Saga of Karl Ove Knausgaard Writing About Himself — Vulture · Apr 21, 2015