Tapestry | Mary Gaitskill
Mary Gaitskill
The Other Place
Featured in
The New Yorker
My son, Douglas, loves to play with toy guns. He is thirteen. He loves video games in which people get killed.
Mirrorball
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Knopf-Doubleday
He took her soul—though, being a secular-minded person, he didn’t think of it that way
The Devil's Treasure
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Electric Literature
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Something Better Than This
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Fictionaut
It's one of those raw, wrung out Yonge Street Saturday mornings. The smog-gray sky is just congealing into blue over the buildings and concrete.
What Men Talk About When They Talk About Mary Gaitskill
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The Rumpus
I hate it when men talk about Mary Gaitskill. I call for a permanent moratorium on men gassily discoursing on Mary Gaitskill.
Mary Gaitskill [interview]
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Bomb Magazine
Mary Gaitskill’s collection of short stories, Bad Behavior, has a curious history
NY Times
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The New York Times
He lay in his reclining chair, barely awake enough to feel the dream moving just under his thoughts.
Wish Fulfillment
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Fifty-Two Stories
One night Mary, a little girl with sisters and parents who loved her, woke in a dark forest.
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