Ted Scheinman is a senior editor at Smithsonian magazine and a contributing editor at the Los Angeles Review of Books. His first book, Camp Austen: My Life as an Accidental Jane Austen Superfan, is available now via FSG Originals.
Ted Scheinman
Articles
The Wrath of the Gods: Surviving the Pandemic with Petronius, Fitzgerald, and Eliot
The "Satyricon" shaped two of the most important texts of the 20th century — and the Petronian "anti-epic" is still funny, even during Covid.
The Dead Girl Speaks: “Ophelia,” Reviewed
Ted Scheinman revisits “Hamlet” through the eyes of its heroine with “Ophelia,” a film adaptation from director Claire McCarthy and writer Semi Chellas.
The Bob Odenkirk Files
Considering the comedian’s legacy, and future, in light of his recent book.
Let Us Now Tweet at Famous Men: The Selected Tweets of James Agee
James Agee on Twitter. Foreword by Walker Evans.
The Hollywood Reporter: On Anne Thompson's "The $11 Billion Year"
The Black Page and the Navel Gaze: Deferring Death on Laurence Sterne’s 300th Birthday
A tribute to Sterne on his 300th birthday.
Post-Structural Integrity: "Arrested Development," Season Four
On Netflix's 'semi-original series,' après le déluge
SXSW Critic’s Notebook: Much Ado About What, Exactly? Joss Whedon’s Progressive Bardolatry
On Joss Whedon's 'Much Ado About Nothing' adaptation
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