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Alicia Kennedy on Navigating the Thorny Terrain of Food Writing
"We’re entrusting each other not just with words, but with our bodies, our tastes, and our time at the cutting board."
A Reading List of Realistic Portraits of Mothers and Daughters in Literature
Jill Talbot on the Transformative Experience of Reading Rebecca Stead, Cheryl Strayed, Durga Chew-Bose, and More
The Literary Film & TV You Need to Stream in September
Some Magic and Mystery for the Early Days of Spooky Season
Disappearing Books, AI Ghosts, and War Mammoths: September’s Best Sci-Fi and Fantasy Books
Thrilling Translations and Vivid Reimaginings From Em X. Liu, C Pam Zhang, Emily Wilson, and More
August’s Best Reviewed Fiction
Featuring New Titles from Ann Patchett, James McBride, Paul Murray, and More
The Never-Ending Transgender Talk Show: A Conversation with Framing Agnes Director Chase Joynt
On Complicating Easy Notions of “Trans Representation”
Jonathan Taplin on How Four Tech Bros are Conning Us All
In Conversation with Andrew Keen on Keen On
Tad Friend and the Art of Long-Form Journalism
In Conversation with John Burnham Schwartz on Sun Valley Writers’ Conference’s Beyond the Page
Mustafa Suleyman on the Coming Wave of Technological Disruption
In Conversation with Andrew Keen on Keen On
What Does It Mean to Write after Having Children?
Lightsey Darst on the Eternal, Fleeting Moments of New Motherhood
How Complex Math and Human Innovation Created the Calculator
Keith Houston on the People, Technology, and Equations Behind a Modern Mathematical Convenience
Beyond Tortured Genius: Science and Conscience in Two Rediscovered Oppenheimer Films
Lauren Carroll Harris on the Sober Spectacle of The Day After Trinity and The Strangest Dream
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