Books
Both a Social Pointillist and a Cultural Partisan
– Review of Hooking Up. Michiko Kakutani, New York Times, October 27, 2000.The reader of the new Tom Wolfe anthology, ”Hooking Up,” comes away with three impressions: that Mr. Wolfe is a keen observer and stylist, using his magnetic eye for social… More
Caught in the Curve
– Review of Hooking Up. Benjamin DeMott, The New York Review of Books, February 8, 2001.The title piece in Tom Wolfe’s latest collection looks back jeeringly, from a not very distant tomorrow, on today’s American costumes, affluence, and linguistic, intellectual, and… More
Hooking Up with Tom Wolfe
– John Corry, The American Spectator, February 2001.Essays
Both a Social Pointillist and a Cultural Partisan
– Review of Hooking Up. Michiko Kakutani, New York Times, October 27, 2000.The reader of the new Tom Wolfe anthology, ”Hooking Up,” comes away with three impressions: that Mr. Wolfe is a keen observer and stylist, using his magnetic eye for social… More
Caught in the Curve
– Review of Hooking Up. Benjamin DeMott, The New York Review of Books, February 8, 2001.The title piece in Tom Wolfe’s latest collection looks back jeeringly, from a not very distant tomorrow, on today’s American costumes, affluence, and linguistic, intellectual, and… More
Hooking Up with Tom Wolfe
– John Corry, The American Spectator, February 2001.Commentary
Both a Social Pointillist and a Cultural Partisan
– Review of Hooking Up. Michiko Kakutani, New York Times, October 27, 2000.The reader of the new Tom Wolfe anthology, ”Hooking Up,” comes away with three impressions: that Mr. Wolfe is a keen observer and stylist, using his magnetic eye for social… More
Caught in the Curve
– Review of Hooking Up. Benjamin DeMott, The New York Review of Books, February 8, 2001.The title piece in Tom Wolfe’s latest collection looks back jeeringly, from a not very distant tomorrow, on today’s American costumes, affluence, and linguistic, intellectual, and… More
Hooking Up with Tom Wolfe
– John Corry, The American Spectator, February 2001.Multimedia
Both a Social Pointillist and a Cultural Partisan
– Review of Hooking Up. Michiko Kakutani, New York Times, October 27, 2000.The reader of the new Tom Wolfe anthology, ”Hooking Up,” comes away with three impressions: that Mr. Wolfe is a keen observer and stylist, using his magnetic eye for social… More
Caught in the Curve
– Review of Hooking Up. Benjamin DeMott, The New York Review of Books, February 8, 2001.The title piece in Tom Wolfe’s latest collection looks back jeeringly, from a not very distant tomorrow, on today’s American costumes, affluence, and linguistic, intellectual, and… More
Hooking Up with Tom Wolfe
– John Corry, The American Spectator, February 2001.Teaching
Both a Social Pointillist and a Cultural Partisan
– Review of Hooking Up. Michiko Kakutani, New York Times, October 27, 2000.The reader of the new Tom Wolfe anthology, ”Hooking Up,” comes away with three impressions: that Mr. Wolfe is a keen observer and stylist, using his magnetic eye for social… More
Caught in the Curve
– Review of Hooking Up. Benjamin DeMott, The New York Review of Books, February 8, 2001.The title piece in Tom Wolfe’s latest collection looks back jeeringly, from a not very distant tomorrow, on today’s American costumes, affluence, and linguistic, intellectual, and… More