Emma Garman
Emma Garman has written about books and culture for Newsweek, the Daily Beast, Salon, Tablet, The Awl, The Paris Review Daily, Words Without Borders, Longreads, and many other publications. She tweets @emmagarman.
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Set on Fire
In the 1930s British aristocrats partied and died in Kenya. In the 1980s writers and filmmakers mythologized them. More
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Scene Stealer
Aldous Huxley insisted that Crome Yellow was fiction. Ottoline Morrell disagreed. More
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The Vanishing Pugilist and the Poet
The marriage of twentieth-century avant-gardists Arthur Cravan and Mina Loy was blissfully happy—until his mysterious disappearance. More
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In the Clouds
In the summer of 1887, Henry James, Lord Alfred Douglas, and one of England’s most well-connected families converged upon the same weekend house party. More