Trumpism: The Movement That Will Outlast Its Leader

Trumpism: The Movement That Will Outlast Its Leader

Cynthia Tucker on the Future of the Far Right in America

By Cynthia Tucker | December 17, 2020

Rabih Alameddine's Year in Reading: Poetry Edition

Rabih Alameddine's Year in Reading: Poetry Edition

"You know that I hate end-of-year lists..."

By Rabih Alameddine | December 17, 2020

How the Specter of Islam Fueled European Colonization in the Americas

How the Specter of Islam Fueled European Colonization in the Americas

Alan Mikhail Considers the Historical Ripples of Islamophobia

By Alan Mikhail | December 17, 2020

Could We Design the Internet to Function Like a Public Park?

Could We Design the Internet to Function Like a Public Park?

Talia Stroud Talks to Andrew Keen on Keen On

By Keen On | December 17, 2020

Abortion is Already a Whisper-Network Procedure All Over America

Abortion is Already a Whisper-Network Procedure All Over America

During Her Unplanned Pregnancy, Christa Parravani Considers the Ripple Effects of Barriers to Abortion

By Christa Parravani | December 17, 2020

The Austrian Writer Whose Forgotten Plays Inspired His Greatest Work of Fiction

The Austrian Writer Whose Forgotten Plays Inspired His Greatest Work of Fiction

Genese Grill on Robert Musil's Intellectual and Creative Life

By Genese Grill | December 17, 2020

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White Noise, White Silence: Who Gets to Be Loud in
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On Nazi Leader Rudolf Hess's Absurd Mission to Broker Peace

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Elle Hearns on Leading a Movement for Black Trans Lives

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Simone de Beauvoir’s brutal rejection letter to Violette Leduc has been sold at auction.

Simone de Beauvoir’s brutal rejection letter to Violette Leduc has been sold at auction.

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Elizabeth Warren's memoir, entitled (you guessed it) <em>Persist</em>, will be published in April.

Elizabeth Warren's memoir, entitled (you guessed it) Persist, will be published in April.

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Wittgenstein’s children’s dictionary has been translated into English for the first time.

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Kate Atkinson's <em>Life After Life</em> is coming to TV.

Kate Atkinson's Life After Life is coming to TV.

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Unemployed and Underemployed Booksellers Choose Their Favorite Books of the Year

Unemployed and Underemployed Booksellers Choose Their Favorite Books of the Year

Recommendations from The Bookstore at the End of the World

By The Bookstore at the End of the World | December 16, 2020

On the Fringes of Bogotá: A Reading Unlike Any Other

On the Fringes of Bogotá: A Reading Unlike Any Other

Eduardo Halfon Takes Questions (and Comments) From a
Group of "Throwaways"

By Eduardo Halfon | December 16, 2020

That Time William S. Burroughs Fled a Ranch School in<br> New Mexico

That Time William S. Burroughs Fled a Ranch School in
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Ken Layne on Magic and War in Los Alamos

By Ken Layne | December 16, 2020

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