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May 25, 2014
Richard A. Posner
We Need a Strong Prison System
But we need to imprison people for fewer crimes and for less time
May 22, 2014
Hillary Kelly
The 2014 Summer Reading Guide
9 smart, entertaining new books to get you through the summer
May 20, 2014
William Giraldi
Finally, an Academic Text Devoted to '50 Shades of Grey'
When a very smart scholar takes on a very dumb book
May 19, 2014
Cass R. Sunstein
The Man Who Made Libertarians Wrong About the Constitution
How Richard Epstein's highly influential, highly politicized scholarship cemented Tea Party dogma
May 18, 2014
Adam Kirsch
Yet Another Writer Has Admitted Faking Her Holocaust Memoir
The long, strange history of made-up Shoah stories
May 14, 2014
Sarah Courteau
Joshua Ferris's New Novel Is as Boring as it Sounds
The author of 'Then We Came to the End' fails to make the NYC Everyman interesting
May 13, 2014
William Giraldi
Grasping for Words, Grappling with the Past
The long journey of Israeli novelist Aharon Appelfeld
May 12, 2014
Cara Parks
Books of Forgetting
Why we can't stop writing about what we can't remember
May 10, 2014
David Baddiel
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Jeffrey Meyers
John Updike: Tedious Suburbanite, Literary Great
An argument between David Baddiel and Jeffrey Meyers
May 10, 2014
Steven Hahn
The Emancipationist Century
David Brion Davis's trilogy was fifty years in the making, and the final volume was worth the wait
May 9, 2014
Molly Antopol
Politics Is Made Personal in Michael Cunningham's New Novel
May 8, 2014
Hillary Kelly
Humane and Heartbreaking Letters from the Last Five Centuries
May 6, 2014
Hillary Kelly
This Remarkable Collection Retells Classic Short Stories With a Feminist Twist
May 5, 2014
Mark Oppenheimer
Against the Tyranny of Natural-Childbirth Elitists
Doulas and hot tubs aren't better than doctors and hospitals
May 2, 2014
Adam Kirsch
Technology Is Taking Over English Departments
The false promise of the digital humanities
April 29, 2014
Chloe Schama
'Atlas Shrugged' No Longer Ranks Among Americans' Top Ten Favorite Books
April 29, 2014
Amanda Palleschi
These Two Women Have Been to 17 Weddings and Interviewed 80 Bridesmaids
Here's what they learned about the wedding-industrial complex.
April 27, 2014
Emily Wilson
Slut-Shaming Helen of Troy
If we blame her for the Trojan War, what does it say about us?
April 26, 2014
Abbas Milani
Thomas Jefferson Was a Muslim
A candidate was accused of being a closet Muslim. In the 18th century, not the 21st.
April 24, 2014
Marc Tracy
Piketty's 'Capital': A Hit That Was, Wasn't, Then Was Again
How the French tome has rocked the tiny Harvard University Press
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