March 13, 2025
- The life, work, and mythology of César Vallejo
- Ruth Marcus on leaving The Washington Post
- Adam Eli and Torrey Peters in conversation
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On the Twin Forces of Hope and Skepticism
Finding the Strength to Resist in William James and Bertrand Russell
Fever Dream
Samanta Schweblin
“They’re like worms. What kind of worms? Like worms, all over. It’s the boy who’s talking, murmuring into my ear. I am the one asking questions.”
The Top 10 Pieces of Doubleday’s Publishing History Slated for Auction
Looking at the Legacy of a Great American Publishing Family
The Genius of Judaism
Bernard-Henri Lévy
“I turn now to a third moment, one that occurred much later. That moment was the crisis and rebuilding of French literature at the dawn of modernity.”
Five Books Making News This Week: Dosing, Directors & Difficult Women
Ayelet Waldman, Molly Haskell, Roxane Gay, and More
How Faulkner Convinced Me Not to Become an Astronomer
Alan Jacobs on a House Full of Books and How He Came to Literature
The Failure of Democratic Storytelling
Economist James Kwak on Free-Market Mythmaking and 'Economism'
Mitchell Jackson on John Edgar Wideman and the Beginning of Black Lives Matter
In Conversation with Lorraine Berry on the Legacy of the Till Family
Reuniting Two Halves of a Long-Lost Alexandre Dumas Novel
A Literary Detective Story from the Translator of The Red Sphinx
The Most Dangerous Place on Earth
Lindsey Lee Johnson
“The safe in the basement contained the sixteen years of birthday and Christmas money that Dave had never been allowed to spend. Each birthday, he opened the card from his parents and the brand-new hundred-dollar bill fluttered out.”
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