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March 16, 2015
Elizabeth Bruenig
How Did Sex Become So Boring?
Once a political act, it's now all about self-discovery
March 12, 2015
Blaine Greteman
Silicon Valley's "Thunder Lizards" Want to "Hack" America's Broken Universities
But are they vultures instead?
March 10, 2015
Saul Austerlitz
The Hannah Arendt Guide to Friendship
March 7, 2015
Nick Romeo
It Doesn't Matter If Your Kid Doesn't Get Into Harvard
March 6, 2015
David Marcus
Men in Space
The novelist of disenchantment finds meaning.
March 5, 2015
Emily Matchar
The Martha Stewart of Silicon Valley Thinks Women Are Tech Illiterate
March 4, 2015
William Giraldi
Immortal Beloved
Why writers want fans who last forever
March 3, 2015
Julia Holmes
Workers of the Word Unite
On language and class at the copy desk
March 1, 2015
Jonathan Zimmerman
What the West Got Wrong About Sex Education
February 23, 2015
Elaine Teng
Kazuo Ishiguro Has Written His Riskiest Novel Yet
February 18, 2015
Noah Berlatsky
Death to the "Public Intellectual"
It's time to democratize the title
February 12, 2015
Michael J. Agovino
I Spent Four Years Trying to Get My Book Optioned for a Movie. All I Got Were Two Belgian Waffles.
The first thing the producer said to me: “We’re gonna get you out of that studio apartment.”
February 11, 2015
Sarah Marshall
'50 Shades' Is Just 'Beauty and the Beast' with Handcuffs and Sex Toys
February 10, 2015
Stacia L. Brown
Meet the Black _________
The problem with racial equivalencies
February 6, 2015
Malcolm Harris
The Moral Hazard of Big Data
Pasquale's 'Black Box Society' takes on the destructive power of money-hungry computation
February 6, 2015
Jen Doll
An Anti-Capitalist Woman Invented Monopoly and a Man Got All the Credit
The surprising origins of a beloved board game
February 5, 2015
Ann Friedman
Even Kim Gordon Doesn't Have It All
When a riot grrrl grows up
February 5, 2015
William Giraldi
Creative Destruction
Is it still possible to survive as an artist in America?
February 4, 2015
Corley Miller
Will Harper Lee's New Book Be Any Good?
February 4, 2015
Britt Peterson
Mommy Meanest
Can the most hated novelist in Britain redeem herself?

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