Malcolm Harris

Anna Wiener’s memoir captures the psychic burden of the tech worker.

While “Captain Marvel” and “Avengers: Endgame” reign in theaters, a 2005 teen rom com shows a better way.

Adapting to the new economy has made young people drastically more worried and dissatisfied than their parents' generation.

John Merriman's new book tells the story of a violent gang in nineteenth-century Paris.

His new book is a fascinating guide to non-fiction. But today's economy makes it hard for many writers to replicate his success.

The parenting advice in "The Vanishing American Adult" is deceptively bipartisan.

In “The True Life,” Alain Badiou addresses a new generation facing the fall of liberalism, the rise of fascism, and the end of gender.

Why was Haiti's revolutionary overlooked by historians for so long?

Why did "Queen of the South" kill its best character?

There's no good reason to make a best-selling author the subject of "investigative journalism."

In his new book, a postmodern novelist reports from the front lines of elementary school.

Jeffrey Toobin's new biography refuses to take her radical beliefs seriously.

In 'The Last Days of New Paris' avant-garde artists fight the Nazis.

What men got wrong about the economy.

A folklore expert tries to understand the people who ruin the internet.

Timothy Garton Ash's new book mounts an impassioned defense of free speech, but fails to reckon with its greatest flaw.

Americans have largely forgotten the anti-Communist sentiment from decades past.

A new book embodies the flaws in the Bernie Sanders theory of history.

Ted Kaczynski's brother tells a moving story of complex family dynamics.

A new book ignores the disturbing history of finance in America.