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McNally Jackson Presents
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 14 เม.ย. 2020
Thank you for visiting McNally Jackson Presents. Here you'll find uncut recordings of our virtual event offerings. Please consider ordering these titles from us at mcnallyjackson.com. Thank you for watching, and for your support.
McNally Jackson Presents Gary Indiana, July 12, 2024
Gary Indiana Reading from I Can Give You Anything But Love at McNally Jackson Seaport. Hosted by McNally Jackson Books and Seven Stories Press, July 12, 2024. Introduction by Heather Denton. Filmed by Yvonne Brooks.
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McNally Jackson Presents Paolo Iacovelli and Nico Walker
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Paolo Iacovelli Presents The King of Video Poker, in Conversation with Nico Walker at McNally Jackson Books, Co-Hosted by Clash Books, July 11, 2024. Introduction by Enzo Escobar. Filmed by Yvonne Brooks.
McNally Jackson Presents "Down to Business," Featuring Author Fenley Scurlock
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McNally Jackson Presents "Down to Business" launch event, featuring Fenley Scurlock, with special guests India Abrahams and Amy Baldwin, moderated by Lisa Rubin on March 9, 2024. The co-authors of "Down to Business" (published by Penguin Random House) are Fenley Scurlock and Jason Liaw. Filmed by Yvonne Brooks at McNally Jackson Seaport.
McNally Jackson Presents Screen(Play) Press at McNally Jackson Books, Nov. 17, 2023
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McNally Jackson Presents Screen(Play) Press Readings at McNally Jackson Books on Nov. 17, 2023. Featuring work by Christine Vartoughian, Shari Herman, Paul Rahman, and Maria Sharon. Filmed by Yvonne Brooks.
McNally Jackson Presents Rowan Ricardo Phillips and Henri Cole
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McNally Jackson Presents Rowan Ricardo Phillips reading from his new book, "Silver" (Farrar, Straus and Giroux), in conversation with Henri Cole, at McNally Jackson Books on March 5, 2024. Filmed by Yvonne Brooks.
McNally Jackson Presents The Rumpus & Brooklyn Book Festival: Sapphic Storytelling & Queer eQuinox
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McNally Jackson Presents Sapphic Storytelling: Queer eQuinox, cohosted by The Rumpus & Brooklyn Book Festival, featuring Jaquira Diaz; Lars Horn; Hannah Beresford; and T Kira Mahealani Madden. Moderated by Alysia Li Ying Sawelyn. Introduction by Ryan Cook. Filmed by Yvonne Brooks at McNally Jackson Seaport on September 28, 2023.
McNally Jackson Presents Love Poems with Alex Dimitrov, Deborah Landau, and Ocean Vuong
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McNally Jackson Presents An Evening of Love Poems with Alex Dimitrov, Deborah Landau, and Ocean Vuong. Hosted by the NYU Creative Writing Department and McNally Jackson Books on February 27, 2024. Introduction by Ryan Cook. Filmed by Yvonne Brooks at McNally Jackson Seaport.
McNally Jackson Presents Maxine Bedat, Author of "Unraveled," at Elizabeth Street Garden
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McNally Jackson Presents Maxine Bedat, author of "Unraveled: The Life and Death of a Garment" (Portfolio), in conversation with Tabitha St Bernard-Jacobs at Elizabeth Street Garden on June 3, 2021. Filmed by Yvonne Brooks.
McNally Jackson Presents Alexandra Auder, in Conversation with Naomi Fry
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McNally Jackson Presents Alexandra Auder, author of "Don't Call Me Home" (Viking), in conversation with Naomi Fry at McNally Jackson Seaport on May 3, 2023. Introduction by Mikaela Dery. Filmed by Yvonne Brooks.
McNally Jackson Presents Carmen Boullosa, in Conversation with Eileen Myles
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McNally Jackson Presents Carmen Boullosa, author of "The Book of Eve" (Deep Vellum), in conversation with Eileen Myles at McNally Jackson Seaport on May 25, 2023. Introduction by Emma Watry. Filmed by Yvonne Brooks.
McNally Jackson Presents Elias Rønnenfelt, Author of "Sunken Heights"
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McNally Jackson Presents Elias Rønnenfelt, author of "Sunken HeIghts," illustrated by Elizabeth Peyton, published by Anthology Editions. Reading and performance at McNally Jackson Seaport on July 17, 2023. Filmed by Yvonne Brooks.
McNally Jackson Presents Daniel Mendelsohn, in Conversation with Morten Hoi Jensen
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McNally Jackson Presents Daniel Mendelsohn, author of "Three Rings: A Tale of Exile, Narrative, and Fate" (New York Review of Books), in conversation with Morten Hoi Jensen at McNally Jackson Seaport on April 12, 2022. Introduction by Yvonne Brooks. Filmed by Yvonne Brooks.
McNally Jackson Presents Carmela Ciuraru, in Conversation with Katie Couric
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McNally Jackson Presents Carmela Ciuraru, author of "Lives of the Wives" (Harper Collins), in conversation with Katie Couric at McNally Jackson Seaport on February 8, 2023. Introduction by Mikaela Dery. Filmed by Yvonne Brooks.
McNally Jackson Presents Mona Simpson, in Conversation with Tara Westover
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McNally Jackson Presents Mona Simpson, author of "Commitment: A Novel" (Vintage), in conversation with Tara Westover at McNally Jackson Seaport on March 24, 2023. Introduction by Ryan Cook. Filmed by Yvonne Brooks.
McNally Jackson Presents Eileen Myles, Author of "Pathetic Literature," Reading with Contributors
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McNally Jackson Presents "Pathetic Literature" (Grove Press) by author Eileen Myles, in conversation with readers and contributors Ama Birch, Tom Cole, and Cathy de la Cruz at McNally Jackson Seaport on April 10, 2023. Introduction by Mikaela Dery. Filmed by Yvonne Brooks.
McNally Jackson Presents Sloane Crosley, in Conversation with Adelle Waldman
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McNally Jackson Presents Sloane Crosley, in Conversation with Adelle Waldman
McNally Jackson Presents Katie Holten, Author of "The Language of Trees," at Elizabeth Street Garden
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McNally Jackson Presents Katie Holten, Author of "The Language of Trees," at Elizabeth Street Garden
McNally Jackson Presents "50 Years of Ms." Featuring Katherine Spillar
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McNally Jackson Presents "50 Years of Ms." Featuring Katherine Spillar
McNally Jackson Presents James Wood, Simon Critchley, and Peter Bratsis in Conversation
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McNally Jackson Presents James Wood, Simon Critchley, and Peter Bratsis in Conversation
McNally Jackson Presents Doon Arbus, Author of "The Caretaker"
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McNally Jackson Presents Doon Arbus, Author of "The Caretaker"
McNally Jackson Presents Michael Cunningham, Author of "Day: A Novel,'" with Billy Hough
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McNally Jackson Presents Michael Cunningham, Author of "Day: A Novel,'" with Billy Hough
McNally Jackson Presents Devorah Baum, Author of "On Marriage," in Conversation with Orna Guralnik
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McNally Jackson Presents Devorah Baum, Author of "On Marriage," in Conversation with Orna Guralnik
McNally Jackson Presents Rebecca Bengal, Author of "Strange Hours," with Justine Kurland
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McNally Jackson Presents Rebecca Bengal, Author of "Strange Hours," with Justine Kurland
McNally Jackson Presents Murong Xuecun, in Conversation with Jiayang Fan
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McNally Jackson Presents Murong Xuecun, in Conversation with Jiayang Fan
McNally Jackson Presents Adele Bertei: "Twist: An American Girl," in Conversation with Nan Goldin
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McNally Jackson Presents Adele Bertei: "Twist: An American Girl," in Conversation with Nan Goldin
McNally Jackson Presents Rainer Judd, Flavin Judd, and Mahfuz Sultan on "Donald Judd: Spaces"
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McNally Jackson Presents Rainer Judd, Flavin Judd, and Mahfuz Sultan on "Donald Judd: Spaces"
McNally Jackson Presents Bret Easton Ellis, Author of "The Shards," in Conversation with Naomi Fry
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McNally Jackson Presents Bret Easton Ellis, Author of "The Shards," in Conversation with Naomi Fry
Meg Howrey Presents "They're Going to Love You," in conversation with Steven Rowley
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Meg Howrey Presents "They're Going to Love You," in conversation with Steven Rowley
Andy Greenberg Presents Tracers in the Dark, in conversation with Kashmir Hill
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Andy Greenberg Presents Tracers in the Dark, in conversation with Kashmir Hill
John Banville Presents The Singularities, in conversation with Alexandra Kleeman. Rec. Oct. 25, 2022
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John Banville Presents The Singularities, in conversation with Alexandra Kleeman. Rec. Oct. 25, 2022
So cool- and I adore Cat...Where were the smart, hot girls when I was in my younger days in NYC...?. :-)
Thank God I'm Fscking
The make up of Manhattan and New York has changed but I don't know if I can say they are whole or unbroken. I think its more that they are broken in a different way than generations before. Yes some of the problems that face younger people now may seem like its mostly superficial first world problems but its sort of the state of the world we left them with. A place like Prune might be a wonderful reminder of something more foundational, more core to human experience, and as a result rather punk/counter cultural to the cold corporate late capitalist consumerism. That might be too resistant and not easy and go with the flow like it once did? I love Prune and miss it. Healthcare and a good wage would be the bare minimum, for sure.
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Is the show coming back ?
Stick with it, it’s worth the read. Even if the commas (,) are over the top!
A very rare occurrence: a book launch at which the book in question gets torpedoed by the presenters.
his voice 😍
The goat!
I have read 2 of her dance related novels, and just wish there were a lot more!
Forever loving the unfolding story of Jhumpa’s journey with Italian 27:45
I also embellish a lot in my writing...
Near the end, Rose said thinking that is not moral nor enlightened nor aspirational -- that is what psychoanalysis about. In 12th step groups, we use the serenity prayer to think about how to act morally either by action or by acceptance.
Came for Banville, stayed for Kleeman. Such a lovely lady.
naomi fry is not an eloquent interviewer
But she is Jewish, and isn't that what counts?
This is the 1st time he made it.
Is it me or is the sound terrible
Yes, it's bad.
Exceptional 🔥! Ty!
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Half earth socialism? No! It should be 1/10th earth socialism.
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I loved the game yall made
This reading was fascinating. I particularly liked the phrase "legness," which seems to really get at the suchness of the leg, an irreducibly metaphysical and physical thing at once, and therefore of a fundamental value for thinking about matter and memory, though I also like the phrase "unreality of memory," since this too captures the wonkiness of memory, the way in which it is fallible, like a story cobbled together by a strong executive function or, in lesser examples, a sad college put together by a leg.
I absolutely love CAT. I admittedly judged her because of her wealthy parents, entitled upbringing and to cool for school NYC conde nast jobs. But once I started reading her blogs and read her book I fell in love with her brutal honesty . I had to admit to myself I was just envious of her life. I am not on social media I get really nervous taking pictures. I grew up being taught that looking at yourself all day is conceited and narcissistic. Maybe I just have low self esteem. I also don't idol worship celebrities and feel society has become so superficial and fake. It's refreshing these woman recognize the farse. N
These women are giving a free pass to a man who knowingly infected numerous unsuspecting women. Fools.
You guys should watch the movie “planet of the humans”by Michael Moore. It explains the viability of alternative energy.
I have a love/hate relationship with the internet...What a chance moment for me 'catching' this interview. Lucky Turtle caught my eye...the title and cover art, at my library here in Canton, Georgia a few days ago. I'm on page 271...sooooo thankful for no spoilers..lol. I'm so caught up in finishing reading and at the same time afraid I would never find this interview again...best part...I took notes...
Top US pianists like Yuja Wang could learn a lot just by listening to Stephen Hough. Or maybe not. I don't know.
PAOLA RAMOS LA FUTURA MERCENARIA VIVIDORA AL SUDOR DEL PUEBLO. 😰😰😰😰💰💰💰💰
𝓅𝓇𝑜𝓂𝑜𝓈𝓂 👌
I just attended a discussion yesterday where there was a general presentation on Spinoza's Ethics (Not just limited to that seminal book, though), so this discussion has made me more interested in Isaac Bashevis Singer in that regard. Very intriguing conversation.
For years, I thought I was the only Forsyth. What a thrill it is to find there's another Forsyth, and that she wrote and illustrated such an intensely beautiful book.
Did anyone else wonder if the crack was even real or if the rest of the people are still swimming in the pool. Like, maybe the crack was something that only Alice perceived. Like the phenomena of the crack was her fading mind's way of making sense of why she was no longer swimming each day.
OF COURSE they had to throw in aNteeVakZeRz and qAn0n. If only you guys were as passionate about the SCIENCE showing detrimental effects of blue light and scrolling on their on when it comes to children having screen time. It has nothing to do with you not letting them make posts. It has nothing to do with her knowing about social media "anyway" in the future. IT'S ABOUT NEUROLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT. You don't hand the car keys to a 9 year old because they are going to learn to drive "anyway"... The effect social media has on your 40 year old brain is not the same effect it has on a 5 year old, 10 year old, or even 18 year old. FRONTAL LOBE DEVELOPMENT. Look it up like you look up celebrity photos unedited.
"hire more black people to be at the top of the company"... So, you don't care about incompetent people at the top, completely undeservingly, as long as their skin is the right color? Newsflash: YOU LIVE IN THE USA WHERE THE MAJORITY OF THE POPULATION IS CAUCASIAN. Do you go to Japan and scoff and get butthurt at the lack of red hair "representation"? Mexican "representation"? Blue eye "representation"?? Minorities are called minorities not because they are less than, but because there are less of them than there are of others. There is not enough brown skin people to hire to be at the top of every company. ffs. And you all are past 30, and even mothers?? You can't explain the world to your children if you yourself don't understand it.
This interview could have been so much more if you had all been in the same room or had decent internet on all fronts. But also, if you guys stopped with the self hatred. "White people" aren't the center of pop culture. YOU guys have always just been culturally navel gazing your entire lives. That's on you, and for everyone else that has done that, it's their problem. There have been pop culture icons ALL OVER THE WORLD, and mind you, a considerable number of them got their break through the USA entertainment machine. Just in the time since y2k there's already been 3 "latin invasions" in the music industry. Don't talk to me about how "white people" steal everyone's thunder. Mexican cinema used to be even more tied to Hollywood 80 years ago. You aren't pushing "for change". wah wah, you hate "white people"... we get it. You're not racist. What else? Do you want a cookie? Do you think dronebama's daughters are any less entitled, nepotist snobs than mark zuckerberg? Do you think Naomi Campbell is so much more deserving of fame than... I don't know, Cindy Crawford? You guys talk about not being "a basic" and yet you have your entire POV straight out of CNN and twitter, which got you to even think about that stuff and say things like "white privilege" and whatever tf. There's only green privilege. Get over it.
How is it not obvious to ANY of you by now that "making it" in the industry is not organic?? Is your mind really that blown at the thought that people on tiktok with "millions" of followers are propped up by the machine? Do you not know who owns Tiktok? Do you think the fact that some of the other "famous" teens off tiktok have ties to the US military? Come on. You can't be that clueless.
the lardashians are not billionaires. forbes and facebook are all phony numbers.
Cat Marnell adds a much needed realism to this otherwise oppressively PMC Girlboss™️conversation. No offense to the others hosts. It takes all types.
they bring her up though it's cat at her best
Great writer! I enjoyed both of her books. Funny, witty, and true to life.
Thanks for organizing and hosting this panel, it was so fun to listen to!!!!
Fantastic conversation!
Great discussion. Good to see you again, Jacob.
Why Llamas? 18:20
Yes, the current generation can fill in the gaps of the full human social construct. All narratives comes in many forms and everyone has a value. Especially to someone with purpose, where they will also pay it forward.
McNally Jackson marketing director made me cringe so hard I almost clicked away
He comes off as a bit patronizing and he also has an eerily sexist vibe to him. Interrupting all the time, making stupid comments, and asking from the invitees to do this and that, as if they can't dictate the flow of the call themselves. This dude's really annoying.
THE LATINX is just another mythology being created in an fake attempt to unify Latinos. It's shameful that we use it under the disguise of "uniting" when in reality this is dividing our community between elder-younger; class issues; educational levels. So many of us refuse to be takenm in by this fad. The latest attempt is "e" Latine...please, where does this end?? Mexicanix?? Italianix?? get real. stop destroying our beautiful language
Tavistock is imploding. Their cultural/psychological warfare has affected their own progeny (AS is the daughter of a banker) and proteges. And so now they have only painfully mediocre bimbos like this one to take up their project as they sink into their graves. Sad but predictable.
That conversation was transformative. So much deep wisdom and insight revealed and both speakers were stunningly articulate.
CATTTTT love you the most 💜