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On the George Washington Bloom Project

Matthew Gallaway wrote 10 months ago: In which The Gay Recluse becomes increasingly obsessed with orchids. The truth is often painful and … more →

Tags: Decay, Disease, dissonance, GWB Project, Orchids, Pessimism, Beauty, Orange, Schopenhauer

On The Part About Archimboldi (2666)

Matthew Gallaway wrote 10 months ago: In which The Gay Recluse finishes reading Roberto Bolaño. Through the fourth part of 2666, Roberto B … more →

Tags: capitalism, communism, Conspiracy, Gay, landscape, Literature, Memory, Nostalgia, Writers-Chilean

On Senso

Matthew Gallaway wrote 1 year ago: In which The Gay Recluse loves Luchino Visconti. After scouring the globe, we were finally able to o … more →

Tags: dissonance, film, Gay, longing, Obsession, Pessimism, Resignation, ruins, communism

On Measuring The World: Fear of a Gay Planet4 comments

Matthew Gallaway wrote 1 year ago: In which The Gay Recluse is once again perturbed. Have you heard about Measuring The World, the inte … more →

Tags: drivel, Gay, Literature, Sickness, Stereotypes, The Gay Recluse, Alligators, Daniel Kehlmann, Dogs

On the Forgotten Tedium of Airports and Political Regimes

Matthew Gallaway wrote 1 year ago: In which The Gay Recluse remembers sitting at the airport. Just last week we were sitting at the air … more →

Tags: History, Memory, Nostalgia, Pessimism, Philosophers, politicians, The Gay Recluse, Airports, George Bush

On the Opinion Page: May 13, 2008

Matthew Gallaway wrote 1 year ago: In which The Gay Recluse scores selected opinions in The Times. Bob Herbert/Here Come the Millennial … more →

Tags: The Times, politicians, Philosophers, drivel, The Gay Recluse, Government, The New York Times, david brooks, Arthur Schopenhauer

On the 2007 Search of the Year Awards

Matthew Gallaway wrote 2 years ago: In our daily travels, we are regularly confronted by some of our more clever but literal-minded crit … more →

Tags: Gay, Infrastructure, Philosophers, Resignation, The Gay Recluse, The Winter Garden, Weather, Best of 2007, Community

On the Suffocation of the Gay Voice in American Literature1 comment

Matthew Gallaway wrote 2 years ago: In reading great works of literature, we are sometimes struck by the presence of what could be terme … more →

Tags: capitalism, drivel, Gay, Infrastructure, Sickness, The Gay Recluse, The Times, Writers-American, Writers-British

On Being Straight Until Proven Guilty

Matthew Gallaway wrote 2 years ago: We turn again to New York Times critic Edward Rothstein — who today wrote about the “irr … more →

Tags: drivel, Gay, Obsession, Philosophers, The Times, Albus Dumbledore, Edward Rothstein, Nietzsche, Schopenhauer

On One Important Difference Between Pets and Children and What It Tells Us About U.S. Foreign Policy

Matthew Gallaway wrote 2 years ago: Let’s assume for the sake of argument that we have two couples, roughly similar in every indic … more →

Tags: drag queens, Gay, History, Pessimism, Philosophers, Children, ethics, Foreign Policy, iraq

On America as a Very Insecure Adolescent

Matthew Gallaway wrote 2 years ago: Although we admire the spirit in which Andrew Sullivan — inspired by Nietzsche’s timeles … more →

Tags: Philosophers, politicians, Resignation, The Gay Recluse, andrew sullivan, Morality, Nietzsche, Schopenhauer

On Our Interview with President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad

Matthew Gallaway wrote 2 years ago: As promised, we agreed to have the president of Iran over for tea on Monday afternoon to discuss The … more →

Tags: drivel, Flatware, politicians, The Autumn Garden, Writers-Austrian, Writers-British, Barbara Walters, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Maureen Dowd


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