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Laura Marsh
You Can See Everything
Is Unexpectedly Heartbreaking
Without making excuses for the Theranos fraud, Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s documentary insists on Elizabeth Holmes’s humanity.
Magazine
Phillip Maciak
Youth
Is a Devastating Comedy About an Overlooked Stage of Motherhood
Sharon Horgan’s new show on HBO is a triumphant, unexpected follow-up to
Motherland
.
David Klion
Watching
Musk
Feels Like Being Trapped in a Simulation
David Klion
Watching
Musk
Feels Like Being Trapped in a Simulation
Books & the Arts
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Reading Is Not Dying
Osita Nwanevu
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Osita Nwanevu
Reading Is Not Dying
Magazine
Fjord
Puts a Family—and a Country—on Trial
Adam Nayman
Magazine
Adam Nayman
Fjord
Puts a Family—and a Country—on Trial
Magazine
Fjord
Puts a Family—and a Country—on Trial
Adam Nayman
Magazine
Adam Nayman
Fjord
Puts a Family—and a Country—on Trial
Magazine
How Edgar Allan Poe Mined His Own Misery
Evan Kindley
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Evan Kindley
How Edgar Allan Poe Mined His Own Misery
Magazine
How Edgar Allan Poe Mined His Own Misery
Evan Kindley
Magazine
Evan Kindley
How Edgar Allan Poe Mined His Own Misery
Magazine
Rumaan Alam
A Novel That Looks Deep Into a Crisis on Campus
The unsettling events of Ayad Akhtar’s
The Radiance
reflect a broader malaise in society.
Magazine
Joanna Scutts
The Rise and Fall of America’s Most Tireless Socialist
A new biography of Eugene Debs makes clear that in the United States, the story of socialism is really the story of opposition to socialism.