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August 3, 2013
Cass R. Sunstein
What You Can Learn from the New Science of Smarter Spending
Yes, money can make you happy
August 2, 2013
Marc Tracy
All The Sad Young Literary Men Are Jerks
‘The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P.’ and the new masculinity
July 30, 2013
The New Republic Staff
A Visual History of the Evolution of the Penguin Paperback
July 30, 2013
Adam Kirsch
Reza Aslan’s ‘Zealot’ Paints a Vivid, Accessible Portrait of Jesus
July 30, 2013
Pankaj Mishra
Orhan Pamuk on Taksim Square, the Effects of 'Breaking Bad,' and Why the Future of the Novel Is in the East
July 28, 2013
Adam Plunkett
An American Poet Outgrows Surrealism
The unhinged psalms of Dean Young
July 26, 2013
Adam Thirlwell
How Italo Calvino Arrived at a New Ideal for Fiction
July 26, 2013
Aldous Huxley
From the Stacks: The Poetry of Aldous Huxley
July 25, 2013
Kenneth Burke
From the Stacks: “Why Coleridge?”
September 13, 1939
July 25, 2013
Ben Crair
Kingsley Amis' 'Instructions to a Pimple'
July 25, 2013
Richard A. Posner
How Gay Marriage Became Legitimate
A revisionist history of a social revolution
July 24, 2013
Jaroslaw Anders
Unsentimental Journey
Absurdism, modernity, and Eastern European identity in the work of Witold Gombrowicz
July 19, 2013
Adam Kirsch
Against Cynicism
A philosopher's brilliant reasons for living
July 19, 2013
Alan Taylor
The American Beginning
The dark side of Crèvecoeur's "Letters from an American Farmer"
July 16, 2013
Laura Bennett
Why the Zimmerman Juror's Memoir Was Doomed From the Start
July 16, 2013
Michael Kazin
On the 50th Anniversary of JFK's Assassination, Don't Bother with the Tributes
July 15, 2013
Hana N. Rouse
Beyond JK Rowling: History's Greatest Noms de Plume
July 15, 2013
David Wolf
The Failure of British Guidebooks to America
July 13, 2013
Christopher Caldwell
When Evil Was a Social System
The moral burdens of living under communist rule in Eastern Europe
July 12, 2013
Paul Starr
A Wasted Crisis?
Why the Democrats did so little to change Wall Street

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