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Cat Marnell and Alana Massey’s Dueling Visions of the Art of Confessional Writing
Katy Waldman
Feb 24, 2017
1:40 PM
Is a Bob Dylan Song a Poem Too? What About a Good Poem?
Feb 17, 2017
1:12 PM
A Conversation With Daphne Merkin About Grappling With Severe Depression
Isaac Chotiner
Feb 17, 2017
11:54 AM
How Critics Misunderstand James Baldwin’s Influence on Today’s Great Black Nonfiction Writers
Ismail Muhammad
Feb 15, 2017
4:49 PM
Robert D. Kaplan Attempts to Explain American Greatness Via a Road Trip Across America
Max Holleran
Feb 12, 2017
8:04 PM
The Story of One of the Most Outrageous Men Ever to Live Was Lost to History—Until Now
Isaac Butler
Feb 10, 2017
4:20 PM
Peter Thiel’s Gambit to Incubate Teen Geniuses Deserves More Skepticism Than This Book Gives It
Jonathan L. Fischer
Feb 09, 2017
10:48 AM
The Memoirs of Hillary Clinton’s Ghostwriter Are a Dispatch from a Bygone Age in D.C.
Laura Miller
Feb 08, 2017
4:45 PM
J.M. Coetzee Pits Reason and Passion Against Each Other in One Unsexy Dialectical Showdown
Mark O'Connell
Feb 08, 2017
2:43 PM
How “Sensitivity Readers” From Minority Groups Are Changing the Book Publishing Ecosystem
Katy Waldman
Feb 08, 2017
5:55 AM
Kathleen Collins’ Remarkable Stories Feel Like Peeking Through a Keyhole at the Inner Lives of Black Women
Diamond Sharp
Feb 07, 2017
6:49 PM
What’s Missing From Chait’s Book on Obama’s Legacy Is Also Missing From Obama’s Worldview
Jamelle Bouie
Feb 07, 2017
11:23 AM
Go Ahead and Return That Book Late—Libraries Are Doing Away With the Overdue Fine
Ruth Graham
Feb 06, 2017
10:11 AM
The Timing on George Saunders’ First Novel Is Really, Really Bad
Laura Miller
Feb 06, 2017
9:40 AM
Lancaster, Ohio Was the Epitome of the American Dream. Then Big Business Destroyed It.
Laura Miller
Feb 03, 2017
9:00 AM
How the Rise of Islamic Extremism Echoes America’s Own Violent Transition to Modernity
Laura Miller
Jan 25, 2017
9:30 AM
