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Visiting Babylon Boulevard, New York's 19th-Century Bohemian Underworld

Visiting Babylon Boulevard, New York's 19th-Century Bohemian Underworld

On the Creation of a New Utopia Through Photography

By Stephen Berkman | December 2, 2020

Morton Subotnick: 'We Have No Future. The Future Is <br>Always Now'

Morton Subotnick: 'We Have No Future. The Future Is
Always Now'

From the The Quarantine Tapes Podcast with Paul Holdengräber

By The Quarantine Tapes | December 2, 2020

Travis Hoewischer on the Pressure of Naming a Baby (Unless You're Harry Styles's Parents)

Travis Hoewischer on the Pressure of Naming a Baby (Unless You're Harry Styles's Parents)

In Conversation with Brad Listi on Otherppl

By Otherppl with Brad Listi | December 2, 2020

Can We Bridge the Divide Between Science and Religion?

Can We Bridge the Divide Between Science and Religion?

From the New Books Network's Book of the Day Podcast

By New Books Network | December 2, 2020

Sarah Frier's <em>No Filter</em> has won the 2020 FT and McKinsey Business Book of the Year Award.

Sarah Frier's No Filter has won the 2020 FT and McKinsey Business Book of the Year Award.

By Rasheeda Saka | December 1, 2020

If, like the rest of us, you're suddenly into chess now, here are some books you should read.

If, like the rest of us, you're suddenly into chess now, here are some books you should read.

By Walker Caplan | December 1, 2020

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We're getting a new Lauren Groff novel (about nuns!) in 2021.

By Dan Sheehan | December 1, 2020

Look inside a new series of Jane Austen novels, rewritten and illustrated for children.

By Walker Caplan | December 1, 2020

And the prize for oddest book title of the year goes to . . .

By Walker Caplan | December 1, 2020

How to Let Go of a Book You've Been Writing for Twenty Years

How to Let Go of a Book You've Been Writing for Twenty Years

Aaron Gilbreath on Growing Up with His New Book

By Aaron Gilbreath | December 1, 2020

On Colonial Nostalgia and Food in Fantasy Writing

On Colonial Nostalgia and Food in Fantasy Writing

Lizzy Saxe Considers a Disneyworld Menu and the Tools for Artful World-Building

By Lizzy Saxe | December 1, 2020

House Cats and Wild Cats Aren't Actually That Different

House Cats and Wild Cats Aren't Actually That Different

John Gray on the Complex Relationship Between Humans and Felines

By John Gray | December 1, 2020

A Rare Look at Obama Before the Presidency

A Rare Look at Obama Before the Presidency

On Photographing a Young Senate-Hopeful

By David Katz | December 1, 2020

On Visiting Auschwitz and Grappling with the Climate of Evil and Injustice

On Visiting Auschwitz and Grappling with the Climate of Evil and Injustice

Anna Badkhen Maps the Complexities of Personal Grief in the Context of Global Tragedy

By Anna Badkhen | December 1, 2020

How Social Medicine Can Help Us Understand Pandemics

How Social Medicine Can Help Us Understand Pandemics

Paul Farmer on the Interplay of a Virus and Its Environment

By Paul Farmer | December 1, 2020

How to Fix America's Foreign Policy Post-Trump

How to Fix America's Foreign Policy Post-Trump

Steve Coll in Conversation with Andrew Keen on Keen On

By Keen On | December 1, 2020

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