A. Natasha Joukovsky

A. Natasha Joukovsky, a novelist and essayist known for her exploration of status and attraction, dives deep into the nuances of elitism and creativity. She discusses the intricate dynamics of characters in literature, like those in 'Anna Karenina,' and how social standings shape their identities. Joukovsky critiques the insecurity that often accompanies privilege and explores the interplay between art and self-love. The conversation also emphasizes the joy of creating for its own sake, advocating for the beauty of 'uselessness' in art.