American psyche
George Saunders’ offbeat insights into the US citizen’s mind
American psyche
George Saunders: Last night on TV I saw a very convincing commercial for an anti-cellulite cream that featured four wafer-thin young women with no cellulite on their celery-stick-thin legs
American psyche
George Saunders: Reality shows are all the rage here in America, so I started my own
American psyche
George Saunders: In Iraq, no end in sight. People like me, against it from the start, are confused
American psyche
George Saunders on a perfect New York day and a plastic bag of puppy crap
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George Saunders offers a lexicon for British travellers visiting the US to make the most of the exchange rate
American psyche
George Saunders: I'm shocked by the suggestion that we boycott the Olympics because of China's crackdown on Tibet
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George Saunders: A bookseller recently told me there are several topics that guarantee a bestselling book in the US. As someone who has written only what might be called worstsellers, I was intrigued
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George Saunders: Perhaps you've heard the popular cliché, "Fifty is the new 30." This idea is being propagated, I suspect, by people like me - ie, people approaching 50
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George Saunders: Some of my wimpy, anti-hunting friends claim that hunting is cruel. I don't consider hunting cruel as long as the hunter fully uses whatever he kills
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George Saunders: Let's resume our discussion of the ancient art of hunting
American psyche
George Saunders: There is perhaps no human activity as ancient as hunting. I mean, breathing, yes, OK. And sleeping
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George Saunders: I've had it with the paparazzi. That's why I initiated my Harass-A-Paparazzi Programme
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George Saunders: A few weeks ago, the "insurgents" in Iraq took their mindless violence to, as we say in our American reality shows, "a whole other level"
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George Saunders: This week, a serious column. A tribute, if you will.
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To conclude our discussion of poetry, let's look at what we poets call "free verse" in which stifling conventions are abandoned
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Nonja the world's oldest orang-utan reflects on a live well-lived
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A strange thing about these columns: they're written in advance. So, although you're reading this on January 12 , I'm actually writing it on December 12
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George Saunders: There's a movie writers' strike over here, and I worry about my colleagues being rusty when they return. Here, comrades, are a few ideas. You don't even have to pay me
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George Saunders: As discussed last week, this is the time of year when our tiny ceramic American Christmas villages (or Nostalgolopolii) are aglow in anticipation of their favourite holiday, on which they are boxed up and stored in the attic till next year
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