This issue of the magazine explores narcissism, self, surveillance, solitude, and connection, and features a conversation with William T. Vollmann and essays by Edwin Battistella, Jay Ponteri, Courtenay Hameister, Joanna Rose, and Daniel Rivas.
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Congratulations on such an amazing issue. Jay Ponteri's essay is a must-read for memoirists (and the people who are married to them). Perhaps we should be teaching the Millenials to move beyond narcissism by combining it with this level of self-reflection. ("The unexamined life is not worth living). Or perhaps they are already doing this, just in 140 characters or less.
Emily Grosvenor | April 2014 | McMinnville, OR