Kompromat: Or, Revelations from the Unpublished Portions of Andrea Manafort’s Hacked Texts
In 2016 or early 2017, Paul Manafort’s 32-year-old daughter’s cell phone was hacked. What do the texts reveal, and why aren't we talking about them?...
Kompromat: Or, Revelations from the Unpublished Portions of Andrea Manafort’s Hacked Texts
In 2016 or early 2017, Paul Manafort’s 32-year-old daughter’s cell phone was hacked. What do the texts reveal, and why aren't we talking about them?...
Thieves of Experience: How Google and Facebook Corrupted Capitalism
Whatever its imperfections, Shoshana Zuboff's "The Age of Surveillance Capitalism" is an original and brilliant work, and it arrives at a crucial moment....
Comping White
Laura B. McGrath looks at the data to find out why the publishing industry is still so white....
Why Literature Professors Turned Against Authors — Or Did They?
The intentions of authors still matter, no matter what the critics say....
Why Are Conservatives So Afraid of Higher Education?
A book predicting the imminent threat to American civilization from its own universities is only the latest rewrite of an old falsehood....
“Innumerable Intentions and Charms”: On Gary Browning’s “Why Iris Murdoch Matters”
Kieran Setiya considers “Why Iris Murdoch Matters” by Gary Browning....
The Vanishing Indians of “These Truths”
A popular history of the United States has a notable omission....
Speculating on the Blockchain Beyond Cryptocurrencies
Unwanted at Midlife: Not Old, but “Too Old”
Eyes Cracking Like Egg Yolks: LeAnne Howe’s “Savage Conversations”
We All Get to Dream: On Glory Edim’s “Well Read-Black Girl: Finding Our Stories, Discovering Ourselves”
A Genius for Being Human
Winthrop’s “City” Was Exceptional, not Exceptionalist
SVEN BIRKERTS, CHRISTOPHER BENFEY
Serendipity: A Conversation Between Sven Birkerts and Christopher Benfey
What Is Good in Man Is Love: An Interview with Elias Khoury
Kompromat: Or, Revelations from the Unpublished Portions of Andrea Manafort’s Hacked Texts
An Interview with Nick Harkaway: Algorithmic Futures, Literary Fractals, and Mimetic Immortality
Menu Matters: On Alison Pearlman’s “May We Suggest”
Populism, Democracy, and Neofascism: Two Essays
His Majesty: On Vladimir Sorokin’s “Day of the Oprichnik”
Even This Review Is a Dildo: On Paul B. Preciado’s “Countersexual Manifesto”
The Sounds of Exile: On Valeria Luiselli’s “Lost Children Archive”
What Democracy Looks Like
Barbaric and Excessive: Two Books on Punishment in the United States
All the Poets (Musicians on Writing): Brett Anderson
Love in the Time of Slavery: On Ayesha Harruna Attah’s “The Hundred Wells of Salaga”
The Jewish Body in Pain