[in brackets] with Wesley Morris

Critic and essayist Wesley Morris joins [in brack…

An episode of the [in brackets] podcast, hosted by [in brackets], titled "[in brackets] with Wesley Morris" was published on September 6, 2019 and runs 41 minutes.

September 6, 2019 ·41m · [in brackets]

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Critic and essayist Wesley Morris joins [in brackets] to talk about the emotional work of criticism, how his ideas evolve, and how he thinks about his audience. Andrew Thurman interviews.

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Critic and essayist Wesley Morris joins [in brackets] to talk about the emotional work of criticism, how his ideas evolve, and how he thinks about his audience. Andrew Thurman interviews.

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