Breaking Godwin’s Law: Stoddard Martin’s “Monstrous Century”
Houman Barekat appreciates the old-school rigor of “Monstrous Century: Essays in The Age of the Feuilleton” by Stoddard Martin.
"Culture is an instrument wielded by professors to manufacture professors." — Simone Weil
Houman Barekat appreciates the old-school rigor of “Monstrous Century: Essays in The Age of the Feuilleton” by Stoddard Martin.
Houman BarekatDec 8, 2016
Madeleine Watts tries to find out what we desire in Emily Witt's new book.
Madeleine WattsDec 6, 2016
A review of Tom Lutz’s two new travel books.
Amalia NegrepontiDec 6, 2016
Andrew Lipstein takes a fork to “Table Manners” by Jeremiah Tower.
Andrew LipsteinDec 3, 2016
Gail Pellett on millennials in China.
Gail PellettDec 2, 2016
Stephen Marche reflects on the Obama years.
Stephen MarcheNov 30, 2016
Woody Haut shadows David Goodis down Central Avenue.
Woody HautNov 26, 2016
Colin Vanderburg reviews Jack Hamilton’s “Just Around Midnight: Rock and Roll and the Racial Imagination.”
Colin VanderburgNov 24, 2016
Rod Bastanmehr on randomness.
Rod BastanmehrNov 23, 2016
American Studies at its best is a critique of America in the world.
Sarah MesleNov 18, 2016
Janice Rhoshalle Littlejohn talks to Jeff Nichols, director of "Loving," "Midnight Special," and "Mud."
Janice Rhoshalle LittlejohnNov 17, 2016
Cindy Gallop, CEO of Make Love Not Porn, is pro-sex, pro-porn, and pro-knowing the difference.
Sophie BrownerNov 15, 2016