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historian of mind & media @ucbhistory I book: The Distance Cure: A History of Teletherapy bit.ly/distancecure I Founder of @parapraxis_mag & @PsychosocialFo1
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The Bronx Still Burns

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By David Helps, Hannah Zeavin, Mason B. Williams
| Dissent Magazine Verified
The Bronx Still Burns The borough’s arson wave in the 1970s was caused by financial forces and political priorities that continue to hold power in New York City. ▪ Winter 2026 Onlookers watch a fire burning in an apartment building in the Bronx in 1983. (Ricky Flores/Getty Images) Born in Flames: The Business of Arson and the Remaking of the American City by Bench Ansfield W.W. Norton, 2025, 368 pp. Last summer, the Bronx was burning.
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Hannah Zeavin: “A Peer Among Friends”

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By Hannah Zeavin
| The Yale Review
Hannah Zeavin for alice notley And after a few years, he began talking at the windshield. he asked if he might tell me about not hearing, and how we know we think that aphasia voluntaria is a trick of the movies, a little plot point for the theater like making life, but why shouldn’t it be. the point of stopping living is, in this context, that someone might insist you start. usually the father dies, i recall, or a child goes to the graveyard.
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Alice Notley, The Art of Poetry No. 116

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By Hannah Zeavin
| buff.ly
Interviewed by Hannah Zeavin Bolinas, California, 1971. Courtesy of Alice Notley. Alice Notley lives in a studio apartment up a single flight of stairs, on the Right Bank in Paris. Her front door is labeled with her name, in looped handwriting on Scotch tape. The small kitchen, which I saw used only for the making of espresso, leads into Notley’s bedroom, the bed neatly made with gray sheets.
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