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books: On Trails; (upcoming) In Trees.
magazine work: The New Yorker, Outside, NYMag, New York Times Book Review, Emergence, Lapham's Quarterly, n+1, Granta
website: robertmoor.com
Great little thread. Some may have missed the odd fact that a black pastor at DJT’s inauguration just passingly referenced one of the most strikingly racist monuments in the US: Stone Mountain, Georgia.
There are layers of history and irony hidden within this one phrase, which Cotlar unpeels.
There are layers of history and irony hidden within this one phrase, which Cotlar unpeels.
January 20, 2025 at 10:36 PM
Great little thread. Some may have missed the odd fact that a black pastor at DJT’s inauguration just passingly referenced one of the most strikingly racist monuments in the US: Stone Mountain, Georgia.
There are layers of history and irony hidden within this one phrase, which Cotlar unpeels.
There are layers of history and irony hidden within this one phrase, which Cotlar unpeels.