On the Other Side
Elizabeth Little on Lisa Leovy and Los Angeles, south of the I-10.
"There is nothing more poetic and terrible than the skyscrapers' battle with the heavens that cover them." — Federico García Lorca
Elizabeth Little on Lisa Leovy and Los Angeles, south of the I-10.
Elizabeth LittleFeb 21, 2015
What happens when “life as we know it” becomes a series of occasions to collect, analyze, and use data to determine what’s true, opportune, or even right to do? According to Luke Dormehl, much more than we bargained for.
Evan SelingerFeb 17, 2015
Albert Camus’s Algerian Chronicles, Pierre Bourdieu’s photo-book Picturing Algeria, and Denis Guénoun’s moving family biography, A Semite, invoke lessons on how to live together well.
Olivia HarrisonFeb 13, 2015
The continuing malaise, 70 years later.
Richard GolsanFeb 10, 2015
"Like a real marshmallow, like any of the temptations offered children in his now-famous experiment, Mischel’s new book — The Marshmallow Test: Mastering Self-Control — is a trigger for our desire."
Helen Betya RubinsteinDec 18, 2014
Read a book, change the world.
Paul A. KottmanDec 12, 2014
A wilderness guide to grief.
Justin WadlandNov 29, 2014
After his wife tragically dies in a canoeing accident, Gary Ferguson returns her ashes to the wilderness.
D. J. LeeNov 29, 2014
Jessica PishkoNov 25, 2014
Bryan Stevenson wants more justice, more mercy, and more hope for all of them.
Priyanka KumarNov 23, 2014
Contributor Lawrence English on Greg Hainge’s "Noise Matters: Towards an Ontology of Noise" and "Hillel Schwartz’s Making Noise: From Babel to the Big Bang and Beyond"
Lawrence EnglishNov 23, 2014
Wild mustangs are disappearing at an alarming rate.
Deanne StillmanNov 19, 2014