The Ravages of Revelation
How three “garage philosophers” fought off a divine invasion in early 1970s California.
"Culture is an instrument wielded by professors to manufacture professors." — Simone Weil
How three “garage philosophers” fought off a divine invasion in early 1970s California.
Rob LathamOct 19, 2019
A soulful look at Chicago’s south side blends sociology and memoir.
Stanley CorkinOct 2, 2019
Ellie Robins hearkens to “Savage Gods” by Paul Kingsnorth.
Ellie RobinsSep 30, 2019
LARB presents an excerpt from “Stay Woke: A People’s Guide to Making All Black Lives Matter,” written by Tehama Lopez Bunyasi and Candis Watts Smith.
Candis Watts Smith, Tehama Lopez BunyasiSep 24, 2019
Sophia Stewart considers parasocial relationships through the lens of poetry.
Sophia StewartSep 14, 2019
Yxta Maya Murray reviews “Indelible in the Hippocampus: Writings from the Me Too Movement,” edited by Shelly Oria.
Yxta Maya MurraySep 12, 2019
"White Flights" is a faultlessly argued collection of essays about how whiteness dominates the American literary imagination.
Katharine ColdironSep 11, 2019
Sarah Haas reviews Jess Row's latest book, "White Flights: Race, Fiction, and the American Imagination."
Sarah HaasSep 11, 2019
Mireille Juchau talks to Maria Tumarkin, author of “Axiomatic.”
Mireille JuchauSep 3, 2019
The werewolf was an apt figure for 1981, a moment when prominent commentators worried that many Americans had become too self-focused.
Andrew StrombeckAug 29, 2019
Natasha Boyd considers the past and future of the fairy story.
Natasha BoydAug 25, 2019
Joseph Roach looks at new biographies on Richard Potter and Sarah Bernhardt to find the origin of the modern celebrity.
Joseph RoachAug 19, 2019