is a writer and critic from London, with bylines BOMB Magazine, Art Monthly, The Times Literary Supplement and Flash Art, forthcoming with Paris Review, writing on the poetics of cityscapes, abandoning inhibition and the way desire shifts perspective.
Taking on a lecture titled ‘Why I Write’, Lydia Davis struggles with the why and decides instead to focus on the how. Into the Weeds, a book edited from this lecture, delivered annually to commemorate the awarding of the Windham-Campbell Prizes, started by Donald Windham and Sandy M. Campbell and administered by Yale University, opens with the initial invitation.
