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12.04 - 12:53
In ‘The Talented Mr. Ripley,’ a Shape-Shifting Protagonist Who’s Up to No Good
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to a virtual conversation about “The Talented Mr. Ripley,” to be led by Edmund White and held on April 22. Patricia Highsmith was Tom Ripley without the charm.
She was unhappy if an affair was going well, and stirred up trouble with her multiple women lovers — she could only write in a state of high tension.
She collected snails and loved observing them, liked their passionless, unconscious way of breeding, thought the French were practically cannibals for eating them.
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This Party Stinks. That’s the Point.
Recent research may indicate that humans are more sensitive to body odor than our evolutionary ancestors were. Is this good news? It could be for Phillip Miner, a nightlife promoter who holds a party called “Pheromone” for armpit fetishists (the next will be held Feb. 10).
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