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Francis Nenik’s essay offers the first detailed description moreof the history of the house in which Thomas Mann lived with his family from 1942 to 1952 during his period of exile in the U

A Pictorial History of the Empty Chair subscription seeking to liberate wearers fromA book that deals with the subject of absence. Looking at an empty chair makes us wonder who could sit or who might be sitting there. Not knowing or seeing this makes us more curious and a photograph more exciting. Will the empty chair be able to carry the weight and who will be its new companion? Will we ever know?