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Tobias Carroll

Tobias Carroll
Tobias Carroll is a writer and essayist, and the managing editor of Vol. 1 Brooklyn. He is the author of three books: Political Sign (Bloomsbury), part of the Object Lessons series; the story collection Transitory (Civil Coping Mechanisms) and the novel Reel (Rare Bird).


Witches, Demons, Mystics: When Writers Cross the Supernatural Line

Is There Such a Thing as Magical Realist Non-Fiction?
October 30, 2015  By Tobias Carroll
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Joanna Walsh on Sex Writing, Freud, and (the) Marx (Brothers)

In Conversation with the Writer-Editor-Illustrator-Founder of #Readwomen
October 15, 2015  By Tobias Carroll
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When Pen Names Become People

The Freedom and Pitfalls of Literary (Mis)Identity
October 7, 2015  By Tobias Carroll
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When Rock Festivals Get Bookish

The Rise of the Literary Second Stage
September 23, 2015  By Tobias Carroll
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Ottessa Moshfegh: What It Means to Be a Voice in the World

On Doubt, Unreliable Narration, and the Messiness of Near History
August 18, 2015  By Tobias Carroll
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The Perpetual Now of Life on the Margins

Comyns, Metcalf, Berlin: Learning From Literary Reissues
July 31, 2015  By Tobias Carroll
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Weird Fiction: A Primer

On the Heirs of Kafka and Borges
July 21, 2015  By Tobias Carroll
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The End of the American Future

On Mid-Century Dreams of Spaceflight, Beatniks and Limitless Possibility
May 11, 2015  By Tobias Carroll
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